The line graph below, which auto updates each month, shows the number of new and sold listings.
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@InmanNews is serving up a fun Twitter trend and a chance to show off your creative real estate marketing. Use the hashtag #madREskillz and tweet your most creative RE marketing. We’ve selected some of the most creative ideas from outside our market. We think ARMLS Subscribers can do better than the examples below. We would like to point out that “creative” doesn’t always equal “effective” and some of these are downright wacky.
36 agents have gotten tattoos of our logo (so far)! Talk about marketing — they’re walking billboards! #madREskillz twitter.com/RapidRealty/st…
— Rapid Realty (@RapidRealty) April 18, 2013
@RapidRealty – NYC, NY.
@RealtyFTL – Michael Burgress Jr., Fort Lauderdale, FL
@blkrckhomes – Glastonbury, CT
Doug Miller, Lancaster Township, Pa.
This week, activity was up 10.66% at the 53,023 level from last week. We include more than open data in our report as “activity”. For example, when a Subscriber places a lockbox on a new listing or when a Subscriber removes a lockbox because the property is sold.
As in the past, we’ve taken ZIP code information from each lockbox, that contains ZIP code info, and calculated hot and cold spots of showing activity. The bigger and hotter the dot, the more activity for that area. Dots are placed on the center of each ZIP code range, and we now use red and blue as hot and cold.
Adverse Possession
Is a process by which premises can change ownership. It is governed by statute concerning the title to real property (land and the fixed structures built upon it). By adverse possession, title to another’s real property can be acquired without compensation, by holding the property in a manner that conflicts with the true owner’s rights for a specified period.
In Arizona the process takes 10 years via A.R.S. 12-526.
This week, activity was down 7.29% at the 47,912 level from last week. We include more than open data in our report as “activity”. For example, when a Subscriber places a lockbox on a new listing or when a Subscriber removes a lockbox because the property is sold.
As in the past, we’ve taken ZIP code information from each lockbox, that contains ZIP code info, and calculated hot and cold spots of showing activity. The bigger and hotter the dot, the more activity for that area. Dots are placed on the center of each ZIP code range, and we now use red and blue as hot and cold.
Why do you have to choose the co-lister’s company/office when adding a co-lister to your listing in flexmls? You don’t.
It isn’t necessary to use the Agent lookup if you know the co-lister’s Agent ID, here’s how:
Instead of clicking the spyglass to start an Agent lookup, simply type in the co-lister’s Agent ID:
Click ‘Next’ to complete the process like normal.
This week, activity was down 3.38% at the 51,682 level from last week. We include more than open data in our report as “activity”. For example, when a Subscriber places a lockbox on a new listing or when a Subscriber removes a lockbox because the property is sold.
As in the past, we’ve taken ZIP code information from each lockbox, that contains ZIP code info, and calculated hot and cold spots of showing activity. The bigger and hotter the dot, the more activity for that area. Dots are placed on the center of each ZIP code range, and we now use red and blue as hot and cold.
TECHNOPALOOZA 2013 is fast approaching, so we’ve decided to take a look at some of the upcoming classes and vendors you’ll see. Read previews on RPR and Evernote.
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