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New Licensed Agent in Florida - Are there restrictions with using Video for Marketing

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I am newly licensed agent and I'm just starting my journey. I want to solely focus on social media as my main source of marketing and lead generation. Mainly just film video tours of properties (new construction, resale, etc). Basically, what we already see all over online in our socials. What's the best approach into getting some properties to film content and post online? Are there any restrictions or things "not" to do? Any advice and pointers are much appreciated. I'm also open to any other ideas that is proven with results. 

It's been a bit overwhelming trying to get myself started with this new career so any bit of advice helps. Thanks guys!

Chris

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Hi Christopher, 

Usually in the MLS there is a box called "OK to advertise". If it says yes, then the listing agent is giving permission for other agents to advertise the property. Sometimes attribution is required--here is a flyer that lists the rules at least for the Miami MLS: https://www.miamirealtors.com/wp-content/uploads/bsk-pdf-man...

Advertising listed properties is a great way to get buyer clients. You can also try offering to run open houses for other experienced agents at your brokerage, and hand out your card to buyers that walk through. Feel free to use me as a resource for any lending questions as well! 

John


 Awesome! thanks for the pointers! Really appreciate that.

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