Top 5 Emerging Roles in Commercial Real Estate for 2025
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From PropTech analysts to ESG consultants — new skill sets are transforming the talent landscape.
Read More Top 5 Emerging Roles in Commercial Real Estate for 2025Real estate cannot be lost or stolen, nor can it be carried away. Purchased with common sense, paid for in full, and managed with reasonable care, it is about the safest investment in the world. Franklin D. Roosevelt
The answer to this question depends on the specific market conditions in the seller’s area. Generally speaking, the real estate market is highly competitive right now, which is good news for sellers.
The answer to this question may include some of the biggest reasons why it may be a good time to sell:
Inventory is still low, with buyer demand high. If your home is priced right, it will sell quickly.
In a competitive market, the seller has the upper hand. This can be advantageous when it comes to negotiating terms, repairs, moving dates and more.
Of course it’s critical to give sellers your professional opinion about the current market conditions where they live, and help them make an informed decision about when to sell their house.
As an agent, you already know pricing your home appropriately from the start matters. Especially today, your asking price sends a message to potential buyers. When it comes to determining the value of a home, there are several factors that need to be considered, such as the location, size and layout, condition, and features of the property, as well as the current market conditions in the area (how’s the supply and demand?).
To get a more precise estimate of a home’s worth, agents like you can conduct a Professional Equity Assessment Report (PEAR) for the seller. An alternative to a competitive market analysis (CMA), a PEAR is a simple way for real estate agents to determine the cash value of a seller’s home. No guessing, no lengthy calls with the bank or a lender.
From taking care of big repairs to staging your house, preparing a home for sale is a crucial step in any successful home selling process. You can tell sellers one that they’ll want anyone who walks through your house to have a great first impression.
Often the first step is to remove clutter and personal items from the house. You may even need to rent a storage unit if you have a lot of belongings. Remember that potential buyers want to imagine their things in the house and not get stuck on your knick-knacks. Other steps include getting a deep clean, neutralizing decor, removing signs of pets, amping up the curb appeal, and staging the home to highlight the home’s features.
Yes! Ordering a home inspection before listing a house can be a smart and strategic move that can benefit the seller in the long run.
Explain to the seller that a home inspection provides you with important information about the condition of your home and any potential issues that need to be addressed. It’s always better to be proactive and consider getting ahead of any critical repairs or maintenance items before putting your house on the market. There are some downsides to keep in mind, such as the cost (average cost of a home inspection is $341 in the U.S.) and the fact that you may be legally required to disclose major problems to would-be buyers. However, getting a home inspection helps ensure that your house is in top condition and that you’re not surprised by what may need to be fixed or repaired down the line.