Sending personalized messages or email newsletters to past clients can maintain a strong connection. Also hosting an event such as a holiday party provides a fun environment for them.Posted 10 years ago - Last Answered by sanaz
My favorite news sources are Housingwire and DS News magazines and newsletters and MBA NewsLink.
My company is revising our website and I am completely relying on a younger brain to keep me in the loop with what is fresh on the IT side. I te more...Posted 10 years ago - Last Answered by RCAMACHO
I am in The Woodlands. There have been so many neat fall festivals going the last couple of weeks. We receive a community magazine that details everything that is going on in the area. I think there are some churches in the area that are actually more...Posted 11 years ago - Last Answered by DARBYG
I currently volunteer at Friends for Life Animal Shelter in the Heights. I spend my time helping to train some of the dogs with behavior issues and being a Puppy Kindergarten leader (it's just as fun as it sounds!) I hope to one day be able to don more...Posted 11 years ago - Last Answered by JRainey
I don't have an actual person, but what helped me the most were, and still are 'On Line Real Estate Pod Casts". I listen to several different shows and incorporate the different styles that work for me into my business.Posted 11 years ago - Last Answered by ANGELAJM
At RREA we add sign riders that have QR Codes that go directly to a video of the property. So instead of fliers that fly away and get wet, people can scan the sign without getting out of the car and watch the video and get all the info on the house more...Posted 11 years ago - Last Answered by SRegis
I have a brick home with the windows recessed about 1" back from the brick facade. I have plywood cut-to-size for my windows that stores in my garage; you use "hurricane clips" to install them. These are at the big box stores.. put one on each corn more...Posted 11 years ago - Last Answered by smarteplans@comcast.net
HAR’s consumer tools are tied to your one email address per consumer. There is a “contact” HAR button at the top corner of your screen where you can contact customer support to have a staff member make the change for you. Posted 6 years ago
Without knowing the age of the pipes, and the hardness of the water, and without having a visual of the piping configuration, it is difficult to advise whether or not to replace. Some of my clients who own older homes have replaced galvinized piping more...Posted 6 years ago
Without knowing the age of the pipes, and the hardness of the water, and without having a visual of the piping configuration, it is difficult to advise whether or not to replace. Some of my clients who own older homes have replaced galvinized piping more...Posted 6 years ago
As a Native Houstonian I’ve seen so much development and redevelopment of the inner loop and medical center-Rice University areas of Houston!! Several of my past clients have purchased in Montrose and EaDo, and LOVE IT!! I’ve also worked with clients more...Posted 6 years ago
The landlord will take all things into consideration when reviewing lease applications. Be up front and honest with your real estate agent, and he/she will be able to present your application to the landlord’s Realtor in the best possible light. The more...Posted 6 years ago
I can give you access to "premium" MLS content for your neighborhood such as sold prices, days on market etc. You may use the link at the end of this note to sign up for Premium MLS Content. The terms of use for accessing "Premium" MLS content state more...Posted 7 years ago
You definitely need a Realtor with experience with leasing. Try contacting Terra Residential or Bamboo Realty. both companies are VERY experienced with leasing and I'm sure with their connections around Houston you will have success! Good luck!nvm Posted 7 years ago
If you are looking to rent a home, and not an apartment, then typically you would be house hunting about 30-45 days ahead of when you anticipate to actually move in. Earlier than that you can research Houston online at HAR.com to learn more about the more...Posted 7 years ago
This is from the City of Bellaire FAQ Page: "A Certificate of Occupancy is needed anytime an existing home is either for sale or for rent. The occupant or the seller/landlord must come to the community development office and apply for a certificate of more...Posted 7 years ago
