Showing posts with label career in real estate. Show all posts
Showing posts with label career in real estate. Show all posts

Monday, November 15, 2010

Upper Grandview NY Brokers Open House

Tuesday, October 26, 2010

Are you a Doorknob ?

The weather is great, before it is to cold, start knocking on the doors.
Share the market, provide information and be careful! 5 little tips..

1. Put together a Market Data Report.
2. Provide information about neighborhood happenings.
3. Pictures.
4. Lights on!
5. No Solicitions knocking.

Always knock first!
Sharon Tucker
ERA Tucker Associates, Inc.
NYS Licensed Real Estate Broker
Nanuet, NY 10954

Sunday, May 23, 2010

10 Top Real Estate Talk



Real Estate Talk


Over the last several months I have taken many different types of real estate training programs. I always like to bring back to my office and agents the top items I have learned.


So here goes, the top 10.


10. Salary vs Commission


9. Proposal vs Presentation


8. Price + Time = Motivation


7. Price is the agreed value of the home.


Cost is what the buyer will pay each month.


6. Sell or Stay


5. Unrepresented Seller


4. TMI, TMO, TMR


3. "RFR"


2. You are not priced for Today's Market


1. The Power Chair


For more details on a career in real estate, call me. 845-623-5200.


Sharon Tucker, Broker


ERA Tucker Associates, Inc.

Tuesday, March 23, 2010

75 Hour Sales Qualifying Course Schedule

Day Accelerated Course

Mondays Through Fridays

May 3, 2010 - May 21, 2010(NO CLASS: May 19)

9:00am-4:30pm (first class begins at 8:30am; Friday classes end approx at 12:30pm)

1 hour Lunch Break

Rockland Community College, Haverstraw, NY

Sunday, February 28, 2010

Real Estate Code of Ethics

Standards of Practice 3-4 and 16-16 still not enforceable in New York
Recently, the NYSAR Legal Hotline has seen an increased number of callers inquiring about the enforcement of Standards of Practice (SOP) 3-4 (formerly 9-9) and 16-16 (formerly 21-16) in the REALTOR Code of Ethics.

Please inform your members that real estate licensees who attempt to enforce either SOP 3-4 and/or SOP 16-16 in New York may be subject to disciplinary action by the Department of State (DOS).