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March 2020 Gallery of Professional Website Designs
Show customers what makes you different from all the rest with a real estate website that creates the ultimate online version of your company.
Take a tour of a few of Delta Media Group's most recently launched customer websites to see what is in store for you.
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January 2020 Gallery of Professional Website Designs
Tell the story of your business with a real estate website that creates the ultimate online version of your company.
Take a tour of a few of Delta Media Group's most recently launched customer websites to see what is in store for you.
www.coachrealtors.com
www.joincoach.com
www.hereyoucan.com
www.counselorrealtyofrochester.com
www.strano.com
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Sales Associates Beware of These Real Estate Scams
According to the FBI, cybercrimes targeting real estate transactions cost $150 million in 2018.
More than 11,000 victims were harmed including buyers, sellers, and real estate professionals.
Because sales associates have high-income potential and are visible in their community online and off, they're attractive targets for hackers aiming to take advantage of their hard work.
Over the last few years, a whole new crop of scams has put sales associates in the hot seat. When fraud hits, you can lose months of hard work. Even worse, buyers you've been helping can see their whole life savings disappear in a flash.
Real estate scams happen fast and are hard to trace, but that doesn't mean you're a sitting duck.
Luckily, scams don't happen on their own. They can't go forward unless someone – like you, your client, or a lender – makes a mistake. Just like guarding your wallet when you go on vacation, a little preparation keeps you from gett...
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New Ruling Impacts Residential Listings
On November 11, the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) voted to limit how real estate professionals can use "pocket listings," private real estate listings that don't appear on NAR-affiliated Multiple Listing Services.
Pocket listings are used in real estate to test the market and tweak a property's price and marketing before distribution or because an MLS does not support the type of listing the real estate firm is trying to market. For example, we know of several MLS systems that cannot display rentals, and the "pocket listings system" allows the firm to display the listing that their MLS does not support. Many pocket listings eventually end up on MLS, but some don't.
One of the key reasons that NAR has worked on adding this new rule is the public marketing of the listing. Many of the listings are marketed in a variety of ways. Email blasts, "coming soon" announcements, signs, and flyers are just a few methods some sales associates used to promote pocket list...
