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Michael Nijhawan
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Listing Agent Business Card

Michael Nijhawan
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Lorton, VA
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Hello fellow real estate agent members, I’m a relatively new real estate agent and I only wanna focus on listings. With that being said, I wanted to know if it’s appropriate for me to only print business cards that specify that I’m a listing agent?

Thanks, Michael Nijhawan

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Luke Rorech
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Luke Rorech
  • Real Estate Agent
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@Dan Maciejewski makes a great point. I'm sure you've heard the saying "list to last" and although I think listing makes it easier to scale your business, they're much harder to get than buyers. My favorite part of attaining a listing is hosting open houses to meet more buyers... they're shopping for homes and wanting someone to help them find/buy one, aka a paycheck waiting to get cashed. 

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