“Do what you do so well that they will want to see it again and bring their friends.'' Walt Disney
I have found in real estate,a combination of what AND who you know can add to a customer's experience. Here are the 2 big tips you need to consider when finding the best ''anything'' in any city...
Tip #1: Check out the reviews on google. If a biz doesn't have a bunch of 5 star reviews, you have to ask yourself why?
Tip #2: Make sure they work the area. For example, the Beverly Hills, Holmby Hills and Bel Air pocket is unique; any restaurant you visit or realtor you work with needs to uinderstand the nuances of the community and customer and the psychology of the people who live there.
Try this: Google ''find the best realtor Beverly Hills'' and see what pops up. If you're extra curious, Google ''Erik Brown, Beverly Hills'' and compare and contrast. You'll be interested in what you find.
If you REALLY want some bang for your buck, then check this out: www.greatagentbook.com
Tip #1: Check out the reviews on google. If a biz doesn't have a bunch of 5 star reviews, you have to ask yourself why?
Tip #2: Make sure they work the area. For example, the Beverly Hills, Holmby Hills and Bel Air pocket is unique; any restaurant you visit or realtor you work with needs to uinderstand the nuances of the community and customer and the psychology of the people who live there.
Try this: Google ''find the best realtor Beverly Hills'' and see what pops up. If you're extra curious, Google ''Erik Brown, Beverly Hills'' and compare and contrast. You'll be interested in what you find.
If you REALLY want some bang for your buck, then check this out: www.greatagentbook.com
