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Free Marketing Analysis : Auctioneers & Realtors  

Real Estate Auctioneer : Working with Realtors

By Myers Jackson


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The recent boom in Florida land sales have produced explosive numbers of listings and tracts of land available. In turn this has opened doors for real estate auctioneers to show their skills to produce buyers and cooperate with Realtors. Real estate auctioneers traditionally produce a proposal in a form that includes a detail of qualifications, suggestions on how the land should sell, or the order the real estate auction should proceed, an outline of marketing expenses and advertising that will be implemented into the aggressive marketing campaign.

As a Real estate agent, a complete understanding of how the marketing process will work is vital. There may be major differences in how the marketing campaign is addressed. One of the main factors is the time frame and scheduling of every placed advertisement. The point to be stressed is the urgency of the potential buyer to make a move, bid and complete the auction.The strategic auction schedule starts on 28-30 days prior to the auction day. Each step is carefully applied, creating the most attention possible on the real estate being sold. The never ending urge to compete allows the bidders to pay the highest possible price with the best contract terms.

The goal is to produce a qualified purchaser, sign a real estate sales contract and close the transaction within  the time specified. We as Realtors and auctioneers are in the business to see that this process is expedited following guidelines required by organization rules and state laws. This is the way we earn our living, let's work together to protect our business opportunities.

 


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