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Every broker or agent has a style of their own. Some are extroverts while others are more laid back. Some are cool and collected while others are fun and flamboyant. This raises an important issue, just what makes a good real estate agent?

Passion

One of the most important qualities of a good realtor is passion. Being a real estate agent requires keen attention to detail and dedication to providing quality customer services. Good realtors make contact and follow up on customer queries so that they can provide answers and solutions to client questions and problems respectively. They keep in constant communication with their clients, return phone calls, and reply emails and texts as soon as they receive them. This rhythm should be maintained throughout an entire real estate transaction.

Client Preferences

It is important to reach out to customers using any means of communication available. This will make your clients feel valuable. Good realtors will use a communication method that suits their clients. If a client prefers to text, you should also text in reply, the same applies if the client prefers email, phone calls, and Skype. Good realtors emulate the client’s style of communication to make them feel more comfortable and relaxed. Good realtors use technology to keep in touch with their clients from any location. They use smartphones and sign up for data plans so that they can send and receive emails wherever they are. In addition, competent realtors keep abreast of the latest real estate trends.

They Know Their Neighborhoods Intimately

Top real estate agents should be “neighborhood experts”. They should know literally everything about the neighborhoods in their market. They should have answers to questions about various in their market including property values, security, and access to amenities. They know the properties that are on the market and the ones that have already been sold. In addition, they should know the quickest routes to various locations in their target neighborhoods.

They Explain Everything They Are Doing

Successful real estate agents do their homework carefully and thoroughly so that they can be authoritative sources of information regarding the real estate market. Some companies, like reviews for Success Path, know that realtors should also clearly explain the process of buying or selling real estate, the advantages of investing in certain properties, and help clients avoid the potential problems associated with real estate investment. They should also keep their clients informed about all aspects of their real estate.

They Have a Great Network

Although many real estate agents do not like talking about leads, this is how many agents get clients. A lead is a potential client that the real estate agent has not met yet. Successful real estate agents are experimenters who try out different sources of leads and ad campaigns so that they can know what works and what does not. They also have excellent social media marketing skills and understand that they can successfully get leads by remaining active with their clients on social media and by advertising their services through postcards and emails.

Partner Networks

Being a successful real estate agent involves having a network of partners who provide quality services. Good real estate agents work with the best lenders, appraisers, contractors, and insurance providers. A real estate agent relies on the network of professionals who can advise him/her on anything related to real state. In addition, top agents will cut out anyone within their circle who does not provide great service to clients.
Becoming a successful real estate agent requires excellent networking and marketing skills. In addition, it is important to maintain open communication lines with clients and have a network of professionals who provide excellent services.

Author's Bio: 

Rachelle Wilber is a freelance writer living in the San Diego, California area. She graduated from San Diego State University with her Bachelor's Degree in Journalism and Media Studies. She tries to find an interest in all topics and themes, which prompts her writing. When she isn't on her porch writing in the sun, you can find her shopping, at the beach, or at the gym. Follow her on Twitter and Facebook: @RachelleWilber; https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100009221637700