What Days? Weekdays or Weekends? What do you bring? How do you prepare throughout the week leading up to the open house? What is your marketing process?

Hi David! Here are some of the things we do. 1) post the open house on HAR. If it is not your listing you ask the L/A to do this for you. 2) We grab about a 100 homes in the area from Mojo and call them and invite folks out. 3) Using the same program we email out an invitation. 4) If the weather is permitting we put out door hangers and talk to anyone that is outside. 5) Email a list of agents--that you have been interacting with--to let them know. 6) Sometimes we send postcards via Prospectsplus.com. 7) The day of we put out ~20 signs, balloons and a feather sign in the front yard. 8)* We use Curbhe.ro for a sign-in and to track the people coming in and have it sync'd with our CRM. Feel free to give me a call for more details. Good luck!

Social media has revolutionized real estate marketing by expanding reach, facilitating real-time communication, and enabling targeted advertising. It's not just about posting property photos; it involves a comprehensive, multi-platform approach that includes brand building and data analytics. How are you leveraging social media in your strategies, and what unique tactics have proven effective for you in the Houston market?

Hey David, Great Question. I've found that social media plays a crucial role in real estate marketing. Not only does it amplify visibility and engage friends, family, and potential clients, but it showcases your self as a professional on a platform(s) that is 100 being seen by everyone. All these poeple may not be engaging it but I can bet you all the money they see what you are doing. I integrate social media into my strategy by posting high-quality property photos, virtual tours, market updates, client reviews, etc. I also engage with followers through comments, messages, and stories to build trust and foster connections, making it a vital part of my overall marketing plan. I feel that a lot of decisions are made virtually these days, and a lot of that decision making I think comes from familiarity and recognition. If I can relate to my followers, have them interact with me, and see me being active in real estate every day then I know I have my foot in the door with trust. The rest is on me to secure them as my clients in the future! I hope this helps.

I have a friend who I want buy a condo directly from. I trust him 100% and we're looking to fill out the form. He owns it fully and the bank is the same one he used to purchase it initially. So can we skip the Title Policy area of the contract? If so, what do we need to do?We're looking to just involve ourselves and the lending bank in the whole process.

Over the last 10yrs as agent I have seen a lot of friend to friend transactions, and even though this person is a highly valued and respected friend I would still advise you consult with your attorney at least especially one that specializes in Texas real estate law in order to protect your best interests. \n\n\"Always remember to hire your own personal home inspector and appraiser. Before you purchase any home. You wouldn\'t want to purchase a problem would you? Due diligence is key to saving thousands!\"\n\nDavid Smith\nThe Reyna Realty Group\n281-732-3090\n

This is an awesome discussion on hat I hear all the time over the past 10 yrs. I have been in Real estate. The simple answer is if your buyer is not willing to do there required due diligence in order to position themselves to be able to qualify to buy would be one hurdle. Another would be poor communication, remember they require your experience and market savvy knowledge to help them through a important and stress free transaction. Another action a buy must be able to do is agree to have you represent them for a set time period, this could before a property tour day, week, month,& etc. All of this all can be minimized upon your first meeting, it will be at that first visit where you as an agent can set the tone and terms of your working relationship, remember this is not a marriage, it is more like a date to see if you would like to work together to achieve the idea of real estate ownership!\n\nDavid Smith\nThe Reyna Realty Group\n281-732-3090

Looking a home, but its in this status, is it available? should I look for another property.

That is a excellent question. In real estate the term \"Pending\" refers to a home that is set to close and all contingencies have been waived. From here a lender, title company and / or escrow officer or fee attorney will review and process the loan and title documents in-order validate a transaction and to make sure the deal will close. In most cased a the sellers may allow other outside buyer to submit backup offers on pending listings.

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“I once met David when he was at a previous broker I met years ago to get info about an agent’s life and what it takes to become one. Then I met him at an event last year and told him I was impressed with his info and was now an agent also. In short, it’s good to know that agents/broker associate like him are around to tell it like it is about the industry. Basically, he’s a good guy ??"

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“Over the years, I have worked with a number of Realtors in various aspects of real estate. In addition to his passion for his craft, David is a man of integrity. It will be a pleasure to work with David in the future."

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“A very honest and hard working agent. I highly recommend."