POLL: How many real estate functions do you attend in an average month?

Posted by ft Editorial Staff | Jul 17, 2017 | Latest Articles, Reader Polls, Your Practice | 0

POLL: How many real estate functions do you attend in an average month?

How many real estate functions (networking events, training and seminars, board meetings, etc.) do you attend in an average month?

Fewer than 2. (76%, 26 Votes)
2-4. (18%, 6 Votes)
5 or more. (6%, 2 Votes)

Total Voters: 34

This poll will close on July 31, 2017.

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is the writing staff comprised of legal editor Fred Crane, writer-editors Connor P. Wallmark, Giang Hoang-Burdette, Carrie B. Reyes, Benjamin J. Smith, Oscar Alvarez and graphic designer Mary LaRochelle.

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Zestimates are great conversation starters with sellers and buyers. Zillow has done more for our bottom line than NAR ever has or will. Don’t fight the current of the river, learn to run with it. Disruption is inevitable in any industry that is fragmented or inefficient. Granted, it does feel like armchair experts and platforms are plentiful in real estate these days, but when the tide rolls out we will see the value proposition of the truest professionals in this industry shine once again.

– Justin Bonney, on Zillow’s impact on the real estate industry

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