How do you feel about \"coming soon\" listings, where the brokerage ends up selling in-house before the listing even goes on MLS?

Just called an an agent with a “coming soon” sign... She was not forthcoming... no price and couldn\'t give me any information about home..\nSaid.. i could leave a name and number and would call me in a couple weeks when home was ready to go on market ... so .. who IS benefiting from this “ coming soon” sign ???

If you\'re listing a home in a MUD area, do you categorize it as Water District or Public Water, and why? I\'m trying to narrow a search where my buyer does not want to be in a MUD, but find that most agents use Public Water as their water source. According to TECQ, \"a water district is a local, governmental entity that provides limited services to its customers and residents. Examples of water districts include municipal utility districts, water control and improvement districts, special utility districts, and river authorities.\" Am I over-thinking this?

I think Sharon\'s question is more like: Is there any way to filter the search so the results only show the properties without MUD. \n\nThe answer is: No\n\nMaybe we can suggest MLS to think about it.

Does anyone know if any usda properties in the area?

Have you tried their website? Use an address near where you want to be if you don\'t have an exact address in mind.\n\n https://eligibility.sc.egov.usda.gov/eligibility/welcomeAction.do?pageActi

What do I do? Exactly what are the options under specific performance?

Find them a place to rent near where they want to live until they find a house that suits them.

As a new Real Estate Agent, if you had a $500 budget for marketing, how would you invest it?

Definitely invest in Platinum. Facebook and Instagram ads are cheap enough to get your name out there. Avoid all the people who call and say, we\'re looking for an agent who works the ______ area.