Really Rotten Realty is proud to announce the release of the Robo-Descriptor 9000 – MLS Description Generator. Now we can create effective listings and offer our clients the quality of service we feel they deserve while minimizing our efforts. . . . → Read More: The Robo-Descriptor 9000 – MLS Descriptions Made Easy
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 Do your MLS pictures look like this? If so then why would anyone be motivated to buy your house? Here are a couple of shocking statistics you should know about. Did you know that as many as 4.2% of the houses currently listed on MLS for sale in the Dallas/Fort Worth area do not have any pictures in their MLS listing? And 4.7% only have one picture. Added together, that’s 8.9% out of all active real estate listings in DFW. That’s a total of 2264 homeowners currently trying to sell their house with inadequate MLS listings?  Categories - Agents Behaving Badly, Things to Avoid Tags - Bad Agents, Dallas, Fort Worth, listing, MLS, MLS Pictures, NTREIS Seen these signs lately? If you live in Dallas / Fort Worth, Texas area like I do, they’re on every busy intersection. They’re usually small signs, the size of open house signs, mounted on a little metal stick and stuck in the ground. Signs like these are called “Bandit Signs.” And in this case, bandits not only describe the signs, but also describe the people using them. The signs I’m referring to usually say something like “Seeking Real Estate Investor Apprentice – $20,000 a Month” with a phone number listed at the bottom. Is this an opportunity to make money? No. NO! NO!!!!!! Don’t fall for it. I have some experience with the people behind these signs and I’d like to share it with you so you don’t fall prey to these people trying to fleece the apprentice investor. |
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