Showing posts with label real estate careers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label real estate careers. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 23, 2011

Why Choose CENTURY 21 Judge Fite for your Real Estate Career?

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  • State of the art web marketing to get your home maximum visibility
  • We are a full-service brokerage, equipped with the tools you need to succeed
  • Professionally trained agents and staff
  • Reliable and timely support
  • Over 70 years experience in real estate
  • Part of Century 21® Real Estate, LLC, the most recognized real estate brand in the world
  • A dynamic network of over 600 agents and 20 offices throughout Dallas/Fort Worth
  • A web network of the most popular websites to get your home seen by millions
  • #1 Century 21 company in Texas
  • One of the “Best” companies to work for in Texas (Texas Monthly Magazine)
  • One of the top 25 real estate companies in the west for new home sales (BuilderNEWS Magazine)
  • Family owned and managed for over 70 years
  • Company paid enhanced listings on Realtor.com
  • In-house Marketing Department
  • Non-competing management
  • Customized compensation plans
  • Global relocation services
If you're looking to be part of a locally-owned real family-oriented team who wants to grow your business, be independent, and have a quality of life that achieves both business and personal success, call us, we've got what it takes to launch your real estate career into a successful future!

Monday, November 1, 2010

ATTENTION AGENTS: FREE MCE Classes to cover new changes in HUD

Success with HUD Homes

HUD has changed procedures! Get 2 hours of MCE FREE!
Space is limited, email today to reserve your seat!

Date
Time
Location
# Seats
Reservation Link/email
Tuesday 11/02
1:30-3:30
Richardson - MetroTex Assn of REALTORS - 1701 N. Collins Blvd. #1400, Richardson 75080
30
SOLD OUT
Tuesday 11/09
1:30-3:30
Garland - Lake Cities Assn of REALTORS
911 Main St. Garland 75040
40
Tuesday 11/16
1:30-3:30
Duncanville - MetroTex Assn of REALTORS
407 N. Cedar Ridge #110, Duncanviile 75116
30
Tuesday 11/30
1:30-3:30
Dallas MetroTex Association of REALTORS
8201 N. Stemmons, Dallas 75247
120
Tuesday 12/07
1:30-3:30
Arlington Board of REALTORS
3916 West I-20, Ste 160, Arlington 76017
100

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CENTURY 21 Judge Fite Company

Lake Cities Association of REALTORS

Matt Martin Real Estate Management
Arlington Board of REALTORS
MetroTex Association of REALTORS


Thursday, August 5, 2010

Reduce your RISK with BEST practice

This month I have been collecting requests to be sent to you to keep you out of trouble.

Jan Fite MillerCMA's: The first came from one of our Cendera Loan Officers, Brian Tarbet, who strongly suggested a reminder to all of you that your CMA, Comparative/competitive Market Analysis, be updated at least every 60 days. Why should we do this? In service to our Seller, we need to make sure that the property is competitive so that it will continue to be shown. What new closings have occurred? Have the prices taken a drastic turn for the worse or maybe it was an increase-it happens both ways. If we have a current CMA, then we don't have to worry about the appraiser finding comps. WE can again, at the least, supply to him what we have and what we used when we meet him/her for the appraisal. I also suggest strongly that you, the listing agent, physically meet the appraiser, so that you can give him/her your comps and hopefully he/she will agree with your figures.

FILE DOCUMENTATION: It is more important than ever. I had warned you months ago that in a rough economic time, humans start playing the blame game and lawsuits or just gripes against REALTORS become more prevalent. It is happening and that is how I find out that the condition of our files is BAD. There is a minimal checklist at the bottom of every sales control sheet. The completed checklist should be the fewest items in a file that the office will keep for 7 years. Our attorney wants more -- from your post-it-notes to the survey. Would you believe that we have a lawsuit to defend with no signed Seller Disclosure? Do you think we can win that one? How about another with no IABS? That is state law; where is it? PLEASE, put everything related to the property IN the file. Turn in your file promptly so that manager and staff can help keep YOU out of trouble. I don't want a CDA produced until everything applicable on the checklist is in the file.


IABS and SUB-AGENCY: Somehow this has become a question lately. I ask in the MCE Legal & Ethics classes if anyone sees sub-agency anymore and all have said no, but it still evidently needs to be addressed. We, as a company, are hired by Sellers to sell properties. I do not feel that any Buyer should be ignored, even if their agent is doing a poor job, so we have never turned away or refused to pay a "sub-agent." However, I am not condoning our agents ever being sub-agents. When you have the IABS signed at your first face to face meeting and you explain agency, you should offer the potential client their own representation and educate them of the benefits to them. I would then encourage you to treat this customer as a client until you have him/her agree to that representation in writing with signatures on either the listing agreement or the buyer rep agreement. We may occasionally receive an offer from a sub-agent. Our job is to present the offer and make it work. If we do, we will pay that sub-agent. If the other agent is a sub-agent, you should be able to get more detailed information about his/her client because his/her loyalty is actually to our Seller. C21 Judge Fite agents should ALWAYS represent fully their own clients.

INSPECTORS: Some of the inspectors are creating some national unrest in their relationships with REALTORS accusing us of steering. For your own protection, hand a C21JF HOME GUIDE to your Buyers so that they have several, not just 3, inspectors to choose. Suggest strongly that they call several and talk to them individually so that the Buyers can feel comfortable with their choice. Please and...

Be careful out there and sell lots of real estate.


Jan Fite Miller
CENTURY 21 Judge Fite Company
www.CENTURY21JudgeFite.com

If you are interested in a career in real estate, email recruiting@judgefite.com for details on how to get started!

Wednesday, June 23, 2010

Karen Hinton shares why she chose CENTURY 21 Judge Fite Company



The first thing that attracted me to CENTURY 21 Judge Fite was their obvious market presence. I knew our Manager Ashley and her Dad Jim Duncan as well as several of the successful agents in the office.


Once I interviewed with Ashley and learned of all the training and support that CENTURY 21 Judge Fite offers, there was really no other choice. Since joining the company, the training I have received is quite honestly “over the top”! All of the managers in Judge Fite Company are outstanding people and ALL seem to be there to help should we need anything.


In our office (Weatherford, Texas), the other agents are always there to come along side you and help you with anything you need. It truly has a family feel like the company claims. I look forward to be with CENTURY 21 Judge Fite for many years to come. I have no doubt I can be successful given the tools and support that CENTURY 21 Judge Fite offers!


Karen Hinton, Real Estate Agent

Weatherford

817-597-1021

karenhinton@judgefite.com