Imagine: a world where your transaction workflow saves you at least 12 hours on every closing. In this magical world, you replace extra property visits and last-minute meetings with “me time,” and you finally clear off space for a reportedly unkillable succulent on your desk.
Using the Right Tools
Instead of panicked phone calls and lengthy email chains, you and your new real estate clients are consistently on the same page about every aspect of the home buying or selling process. Files, updates, and wishlists are stored in one place and are accessible anytime, anywhere.
Good news! Real estate has joined the 21st century, and you and your client really can save days of work with ListedKit. The new client onboarding process takes minutes and keeps you both up to date every step of the way. Let’s get you on your way to making that plant-parent dream a reality.
Where We Come In
First impressions are everything in real estate, and ListedKit makes sure your clients see and trust your brand from the get go. The invitation to collaborate includes your logo and headshot at the top of the page, establishing clean-cut professionalism with your own personal twist right off the bat.
Representing new real estate clients has never been easier; just enter their information and invite them to collaborate.
They’ll be able to build their wishlist on their own, including desired home features, price, and of course, location (location location). You’ll be together every step of the way, but it doesn’t become your problem if they want to add to the list at 3am.
This feature helps you get to know your client; better to find out about their absolute need for a Peloton room sooner rather than later. It also gives you a clean space to store information, so you’re never on a wild goose chase for Smith-Vision-Board-Final-No-Really-This-Time-3.0.doc five minutes before a meeting.
For clients wishing to sell, you’ll walk through the same brief onboarding, and the client will be able to specify features of the property they’re selling. Again, better to learn about the Peloton room-turned-office-turned-playroom-turned-storage-closet (it does have something mysterious leaking from the ceiling) sooner rather than later.
This process will give you a base of operations when comparing similar for-sale properties. You and your client then have a leg up in the marketing game, and all this can be done sans endless meeting scheduling and rescheduling! Or, at least, you’ll be able to optimize that in-person chat squeezed between their carpool obligations and your dentist appointment. Your time can be spent discussing next steps like photographers and landscapers instead of the basics of the property itself.
Wrapping Up
Onboarding your clients with ListedKit gets you working smarter in no time. Now, you can move seamlessly from mortgage pre-approvals and property inspections to the just-closed happy dance more efficiently than ever.
Did you know you can customize your ListedKit portal with a logo and background color? Now you can quickly and easily add your own design assets to match the look and feel of your brand.
After saving changes, your new custom visual design elements will also be reflected in your clients’ portal and emails from ListedKit – for a seamless client experience.
Learn how to white label your transaction workspace to reflect your business in three easy steps.
How to White Label ListedKit
Step 1: Upload Your Logo
From the home screen during account setup, click Customize in the “add your branding” dialogue box. For an existing ListedKit account, navigate to Settings from the menu.
In the “branding controls” window, click Tap to select your logo. From there you will be able to select a PNG file from your device’s local storage.
Once you’ve opened your logo file, use the Horizontal and Square options to crop your image, and the slider to zoom in or out as needed.
Step 2: Choose a Background Color
In the same window, click the color preview box next to the six-character color code to open the color selector. Use the color slider and saturation selector to choose a background color.
If you have a specific brand color and know the hex code, you can enter it next to the color preview box.
Step 3: Save Your Changes
Be sure to click Save Changes before closing the branding controls window. You can make changes to any of your custom brand elements in Settings at any time.
Wrapping Up
At ListedKit, we’re always making updates so our tools work the best for your needs. Now, customize your ListedKit portal with your brand elements in a few easy steps.
Real estate agents don’t just sell homes. With every successful sales opportunity, agents also sell their skills and reputation.
Top producers understand that their career relies heavily on positive client experiences and feedback. The most successful agents build a network of satisfied clients. This vital step sets them apart. They know how to ask for real estate referrals from clients and continue to expand their network.
What Agents Need to Know About Asking for Referrals
Experienced agents have mastered the art of asking for referrals, which less experienced agents may still be working on. These top producers understand that happy clients translate into free advertising.
Real estate agents know the process of buying and selling homes inside and out. They’re already:
Dressing professionally
Conducting home showings and listings
Enhancing staging and presentation
Transaction facilitation for on-time closings
Most agents complete all the necessary checkpoints and may not know how to follow up on the big-ticket item after closing: referrals.
Asking for real estate referrals may make agents feel vulnerable or uncomfortable at first. However, asking happy clients for referrals gives agents access to a network of future sales and revenue opportunities.
While professional marketing and advertising campaigns promote an agent’s career, a personal referral holds a much higher chance of guaranteeing new clients.
Learning how to leverage real estate transaction tools and templates strategically, but naturally, takes practice. But any agent can learn to use the resources they have available to increase and improve how they’re asking for referrals.
The Power of Referrals
There are subtle nuances that differentiate happy clients from engaged clients.
According to a leading referral expert, 20% of happy clients will pass their agent’s name on to friends and family.
Any endorsement is terrific. However, an agent who can engage their satisfied clients could see that number skyrocket to as high as 98%. That means a full schedule of future clients.
So, what separates a happy client from an engaged client?
A Happy Client
A happy client shakes an agent’s hand, smiles, and says thank you for this wonderful service. Their agent manages to tuck a business card into their outstretched hand.
That little business card then lands in a folder. Those happy clients may mention their agent’s name once or twice at gatherings with friends or family. Eventually, the agent’s name fades from memory.
An Engaged Client
An engaged client also shakes the agent’s hand. But instead of the agent closing out their file, they call the following week, month, or on celebratory milestones to check in. This refreshes their client’s memory about the quality of service they provide.
Engaged clients remember their agent’s name and speak it often and in high regard.
An engaged client interacts reciprocally with an engaged agent. It’s a circle that casts its net, and it doesn’t have to be overstated. It should simply convey the agent’s message of professionalism and that they take steps beyond standard customer service.
What Prevents Agents from Asking for Real Estate Referrals?
A main reason for not asking is that agents don’t know where to start. Agents may not ask for referrals because:
They’re unsure about when to ask
It’s difficult to phrase the request naturally
They feel uncomfortable about seeming needy
It makes them feel vulnerable
Asking for referrals is a learned skill. Successful agents aren’t afraid to slip the request into conversations with satisfied clients. They repeat the request in follow-up emails and phone calls. Seasoned agents send personal reminders with a small gift or memento to keep their name in the forefront of their client’s minds.
Inexperienced agents mistakenly believe the only time to ask for a referral is when they close a sale. Nothing is further from the truth. Agents can ask for referrals after successful showings and listings, closing a transaction, or even after positive interactions with clients.
Agents who confidently ask for referrals are participating in a transaction. This transaction of asking for the honor of a referral benefits clients as much as agents. Buying and selling is a two-way street where each participant needs the other.
Practicing the Skill of Asking
The adage of “practice makes perfect” applies well to asking for referrals. Knowing what to say and when to say it makes an agent sound friendly and confident.
Confident agents understand how they fit into the dynamic housing market. Real estate agents perform many essential tasks for buyers and sellers. They also realize that home buyers and sellers choose a specific agent to represent one of their most valuable investments, and put significant trust into their agent.
Use a direct approach. Trusted clients don’t mind bragging about the excellent service they received from their agent. Receiving professional service makes clients feel validated too.
Who To Ask for Real Estate Referrals
Real estate agents ultimately form a more personal relationship with their clients than other figures in the sales industry. Buying or selling a home takes time. Clients may share personal details about their lives and develop genuine relationships with their agent.
That dynamic opens a lot of opportunities for agents willing to listen and engage with their clients. After all, people like to talk about their lives. Listen for subtle clues and openings to stay in touch with clients, then you can follow up on those interactions with referral requests later.
Learning to Listen for Potential Opportunities:
Career changes and relocation
Marriages and first-time homeownership
Birth of babies and or new pets
Divorce and separation
Educational achievements
Renovations or downsizing
Death in the family
Undoubtedly sadness mires some of these opportunities. But despite personal tragedies, potential clients are looking for someone to transition them to the next phase. A compassionate and effective real estate agent can navigate them smoothly through their changes.
Making it Easy for Clients to Refer An Agent
Clients who genuinely care about their agent will go above and beyond. They will seize any chance to recommend and introduce their agent to their circle of acquaintances.
A great tool to enforce your skills as an agent is to perform outstanding service for your clients. Bring a smile and professional attitude at all times. If you have a difficult client, it’s okay to advise them that their expectations do not meet the real estate industry standards.
Tips for Being an Outstanding Real Estate Agent Who Gets Referrals:
Follow up with past clients
Host a client appreciation cocktail hour
Become specialized in a niche market and adjust your agent brand image
Build a network with local businesses to promote them and your agency brand
Introduce your service to related businesses like mortgage lenders, construction and renovation companies, and lawn services, and know the community they’re serving
Attend trade shows and meet other real estate agents
Engage with social media platforms and post regular, relevant content
Provide an easy way for clients to submit referrals or testimonials
Not all of these tips will generate leads every time. Agents who constantly feed the wheel of client engagement will start to see a return for their efforts in time. Though it’s not guaranteed, word of mouth is one of the best and least expensive ways to generate interest and following.
Learning to Ask the Referral Favor the Right Way
Real estate agents learn that their job involves questioning and listening skills early on. These guide agents through the listing and selling process.
One of the basic tips is learning how to ask open-ended questions. That technique can also work with asking for referrals and introductions. Instead of asking a question with short yes or no answers, learn to ask the question to trigger a long, engaged reply.
“Would you mind recommending me?” Some clients won’t hesitate. Others may say yes and forget about it soon after.
Instead, engage the client and make it personal–include them in the process.
“It would mean so much to me if you could take the time to refer me to your friends and family. Can you think of someone who may be in the market to buy or sell?”
Clients who are happy with the service they received have no problem bragging. By making it personal, they’ll make an effort.
Templates
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Selling and buying real estate is a continuous loop. Clients come and go, but agents stay intimately connected if they perform with the utmost professionalism and engage their clients.
ListedKit designs administrative tools to assist agents with the monotonous chores to concentrate on what’s important.
With experience and the right mobile apps and templates, asking for personal endorsements becomes effortless. If an agent is good at their job, asking may eventually evolve into a natural occurrence instead of a scripted proposal.
Being a real estate agent comes with many detailed tasks that have to be completed on time. Not doing so can affect other deadlines and will likely put the transaction’s closing at risk.
It can be helpful to have assistance managing all the moving pieces. Unfortunately, not everyone has the budget to bring on full or part-time support to help with these endeavors.
Thankfully, there are now real estate transaction management tools available to help real estate professionals stay organized and on top of all the necessary paperwork between the offer phase and closing. Two of these are ListedKit and Transactly.
How do you know if either is a good fit for you and your workflow? This guide outlines the many features that come with each program to help you decide.
At a Glance: ListedKit vs. Transactly
There are various features that both platforms have in common, and also a few that are specific to each solution. Here’s a table that outlines a couple of the top service functions of each.
ListedKit
Transactly
Task Management Services
Yes
Yes
AI Contract Reader
Yes
No
Email Automation
Yes
Yes
Free Migration Services
Yes
No
Price
Starts at $49/mo
Starts at $99/mo
Similarities Between ListedKit and Transactly
When researching a transaction management tool for your real estate business, you may start to notice a few underlying similarities. Both ListedKit and Transactly share a few features, including:
Task management services
Email automation
Free version or trial
Customizable task templates
How They Are Different
AI contract reader
Text notifications regarding changes
Agent and Client Portal
Task automation
Free migration and onboarding
Transaction Coordinator Assistance
As stated before, hiring full or part-time support to help you streamline administrative operations isn’t feasible for everyone. However, there are options available to retain the assistance of a transaction coordinator when your workload is large and time is limited.
When you pay annually for Transactly’s premium version, you can add on the service of a third-party transaction coordinator. This option is also available with the free plan, but the rates for adding on an outsourced transaction coordinator are discounted with a premium subscription.
ListedKit, however, was designed to help busy real estate agents manage their transactions more easily without needing a transaction coordinator. Its features allow agents to spend less time on administrative tasks and more time helping their clients close deals.
Payment Plans
Subscription plans can impact an agent or brokerage’s decision when it comes to choosing the right software and tools. For some, a small monthly fee is more feasible, whereas others prefer a one-and-done annual payment.
Many appreciate that both ListedKit and Transactly have a free option for their services. With ListedKit, you can use the platform for free until your first financial transaction. You can add all of your client information, preferred vendors, custom templates, and other details before ever having to enter a payment method.
Once your first transaction goes under contract, you will be prompted to enter your credit card information to begin a 14-day free trial. When the trial concludes, the monthly subscription gives you unlimited transactions and clients with additional fees.
With Transactly, you can use the free version for all features and transactions. However, you are limited to just one transaction. Therefore, you will need to upgrade to the paid option to manage additional transactions. Transactly’s payment model is an annual fee that renews each year until canceled.
Text Notifications Regarding Changes
Buying and selling a home can sometimes feel like a game of “hurry up and wait.” Because of this, you’ll want to be as up-to-date as possible. When something comes up that requires your attention, you’ll want to know immediately, so that you can keep things moving forward.
While ListedKit does not offer a text notification service through its management platform, you will find the option available through Transactly. However, ListedKit does include automated email reminders that direct agents and clients back to their respective portals to follow up on or complete tasks.
For those who don’t want to rely on emails, text notifications may be a desired feature.
Client Portal
You will notice that with both ListedKit and Transactly, there are options for connecting externally with clients and outside contractors. The difference lies in the dedicated portals available through each.
ListedKit offers a portal that is specifically designated for clients. This area allows clients to view all of their upcoming tasks and transaction requirements for moving forward in the sale or purchase of their home.
Transactly does not have a dedicated client portal. However, they offer agents opportunities to assign tasks and connect with sellers and buyers. These customized links will lead customers back to the principal agent portal but in a limited capacity.
Many prefer the ease of use of a dedicated portal for buyers and sellers. Instead of receiving an onslaught of notifications regarding tasks that need to be fulfilled, customers can log into one site at their leisure to fulfill any obligations that are waiting for them.
In addition to the streamlined benefit described above, there’s the added perk of being able to reference materials as needed.
Often a form or signature page can get lost in the process, causing delays and creating extra work to get sorted out. Having all of the completed materials stored in a central location accessible through the client portal allows them to review what has been done and relay that information back to those requesting it.
Task Automation
One of the most time-saving perks of a real estate transaction management platform is automating tasks.
For each sale or purchase, there’s a stack of materials that needs to be distributed and completed immediately. Historically, this process has happened in person. In previous years, the agent would call a client into their office to walk through the documents and complete the required forms in person with step-by-step instructions.
Due to the time-consuming nature of this approach, many agents later went the route of digitizing this process.
This stage is where task automation becomes highly beneficial. With ListedKit, your customized transaction templates include automation that will immediately send the required information and instructions to clients on your behalf.
Once you and your client have agreed to work with one another, you can add their information into ListedKit and apply a previously customized template to automatically outline their transaction and begin the automation.
This “hands-off” method can save a lot of time that would be otherwise spent on organization and consultation and free up time for acquiring new clients and business.
Things to Consider
When you’re thinking about implementing a transaction management application or software, there are a few pertinent things to consider before you choose one.
Budget – It’s vital to review the cost obligations of a new management service as well as what hidden fees there might be. You want to avoid having extra charges come about when trying to complete a sale.
Ease of Use – Some applications are easier to manage than others. It’s best to review the design and functionality of the app before committing to its use.
Priority Features – When starting your search for a new management tool, take the time to identify what’s most important to you and your business. While some features may be optimal for some, they aren’t as important for others.
Amount of Users – Although you may be looking to implement a management application because you don’t currently have the budget for support staff, this could easily change in the future. Especially with the gift of extra time that apps of this type give you! Therefore, if you think you may have other staff members utilize the application in the future, or you want to share it with other agents in your organization, you need to look into how many users each membership allows.
Customization – Both ListedKit and Transactly allow customization of the templates they provide. Therefore, you can tweak things like client thank-you letters to reflect your personality. However, not all applications allow this functionality to take place. It is essential to check for this option ahead of time.
Setup Time – For things like process automation, there will be a period that needs to be dedicated to setup. Without this, the application won’t know what specificities to include or have any custom language included. Depending on which real estate transaction management application you choose, this could take a few minutes or a few hours to prepare.
In the end, agents should take the time to decide what’s most important to them and what would take the most off of their plate. The ultimate goal is to help agents succeed, so finding the appropriate features is critical. Once these are determined, selecting an application to perform those tasks will be easy.
Conclusion
With the explosion of mobile applications in recent years, many products are coming to market and are sophisticated in the features and functionalities they offer.
In a demanding field like real estate, finding ways to reduce the amount of office time and increase productivity is highly sought after. With all the options available, proper research and hands-on testing will bring to light the best tools for your needs.
If you’re considering taking a leap to a new real estate transaction management application, don’t be afraid to test them out. You can try most platforms for free first to see which one fits your needs best.
Get started with a free trial of ListedKit and see the difference it can make on your average workday.
Everyone working in real estate today understands the need for help managing some of the time-consuming and intricate tasks that make up the job. The fast-paced nature of the industry creates pressure to keep multiple clients and closings on track.
In a career that leaves little margin for error, the speed at which tasks need to be completed may lead to occasional mistakes. Having a good support system or tool stack in place to alleviate your workload is beneficial, but can also be costly.
Thankfully, a new wave of real estate-focused applications has begun to emerge, with transaction management applications leading the way. These tools help agents streamline their tasks, track timelines, manage clients, and provide an exceptional client experience.
Two helpful web apps available right now are ListedKit and Paperless Pipeline. To help you out, we put together a comprehensive guide outlining the prominent features of both platforms and how they can help agents streamline their processes and improve their workload.
At a Glance: ListedKit vs. Paperless Pipeline
Both applications share similar core features but also diverge in a few areas. Below you’ll see a summary of what each platform offers for agents.
ListedKit
Paperless Pipeline
AI contract reader
Yes
No
Free migration services
Yes
No
Unlimited Transactions
Yes
No
Client and Agent Portals
Yes
No
Pricing
Starts at $49/mo
Starts at $60/mo
As you’ll learn throughout this guide, both tools have benefits and one platform may stand out as a better option for you and your specific needs.
How Are ListedKit and Paperless Pipeline Similar?
ListedKit and Paperless Pipeline are both real estate transaction management applications. Both programs have several features that serve similar functions, including:
Task management checklists
Vendor and user profile database
Document storage
In addition to the above, you’ll also notice that they each have features suited for the clients they serve. The user experience may look different, but both applications will arrive at the same end goal of a successful transaction.
How They’re Different
While ListedKit and Paperless Pipeline have several common features, they also have a few key differentiating features, including:
AI technology
Audit heavy
Client and Agent Portal
Customizable templates
Multiple user access
Pricing guidelines
As you continue reading, you’ll learn more about the differences between the two platforms and the types of real estate agents, transaction coordinators, and brokers that they serve best.
Difference 1: AI technology
ListedKit is the first and only real estate transaction management software to leverage the power of Artificial Intelligence (AI). This innovative technology streamlines the workflow for transaction coordinators by introducing an AI-powered contract reader.
This industry-leading feature automatically extracts crucial information from contracts, including critical dates, contact details for all parties involved, and financing specifics. This not only saves time by eliminating manual data entry, but it also assists with the review process by highlighting important details. ListedKit boasts a staggering 75% reduction in processing time for new contracts, allowing transaction coordinators to focus on higher-level tasks and deliver exceptional service to their clients.
While Paperless Pipeline offers robust transaction management tools, it currently lacks AI integration. This puts ListedKit at the forefront of innovation, empowering real estate professionals to work smarter, not harder.
Difference 2: Audit Heavy
If you’re an agent concerned about having all of your ducks in a row in the event of an audit, then Paperless Pipeline may be the route for you. With their platform, you’ll have all the necessary documents and materials in one place, stored and ready.
While ListedKit can also store all of the transaction documents you need, its overall focus is more on customer relations.
As mentioned above, Paperless Pipeline heavily emphasizes administrative assistance. To accommodate that goal, it provides a space for tracking all transactions, recording all essential documents, and backing them up monthly to a cloud-based server.
Your work will also be reviewed for compliance issues, eliminating an additional stressor that many face.
For those who find that the possibility of an audit brings anxiety to the workday, an application like Paperless Pipeline can greatly decrease that emotion and bring higher levels of security and productivity to your day.
Difference 3: Client Portal
One of the most significant differences between the two applications is the existence of a client portal in one (ListedKit) but not the other (Paperless Pipeline). While some agents may not deem this a priority, it does have its place in creating an efficient workflow and enjoyable client experience.
Before the incorporation of the Internet into real estate transactions, many agents had to gather all necessary onboarding materials and forms once they landed a new client. After doing so, they then scheduled a sit-down meeting where they would review all of the documents and complete them, step-by-step, with their new clients.
Then, clients would sign all forms, and this time-consuming chore would then be complete.
Many agents can email the appropriate documents to their clients by integrating services like DocuSign. Clients can then review and sign any relevant documents via the third-party website. However, this process still requires substantial legwork by the agent.
With a client portal in ListedKit, agents can immediately send documents to customers upon creating a new profile on their behalf. In their personalized login, they can access all the needed materials with already-dictated instructions and complete all requirements with ease.
No longer do agents have to customize each packet of materials for every client they serve. The portal eliminates this tedious task, giving much-needed time back to agents.
Difference 4: Customizable Templates
Going hand-in-hand with the client portal is the ability to create custom transaction templates for your buyers and sellers. Agents can use the standard transaction templates that come with ListedKit as a starting place and customize each to fit their needs.
Custom templates can be saved to re-use as a starting place for future clients, or they can be updated and changed on an as needed basis per unique transaction.
In the interest of time, many agents follow the same workflow for each client. However, customizable templates allow you to tailor task management and timelines to each transaction for a more organized and personalized client experience.
You can also use the pipeline view in ListedKit templates to keep upcoming tasks and deadlines top of mind. The templates also include automated reminders, checklists, and milestone completion notifications.
Difference 5: Multiple User Access
Many agents look to using a transaction management tool to alleviate the strain from a high volume of work and little assistance or minimal budget for support. However, it’s essential to remember that your current position isn’t necessarily the same as what you will have in the future.
What’s to say that a few years from now (with more time for productivity due to management apps), you won’t have the budget for support staff or a team?
Keeping this in mind, you may want to consider choosing a platform that allows multiple users to access your database and information. Therefore, if you were to add an administrative assistant to your staff later on, you will have the seamless ability to add them to the application and access all of your client information.
Another consideration to think about is those who work in real estate corporations. If you have multiple agents in your brokerage, it might be worth it for everyone to utilize the application. Instead of purchasing it separately, you can choose a tool that allows all potential users to have their own account for easy access.
While ListedKit does not offer this functionality, Paperless Pipeline does. As one of the primary differences between the two platforms, you will see that one option has a customer-centric, individualized scope (ListedKit), and the other has an admin-focused, corporate take on management tools (Paperless Pipeline).
Difference 6: Pricing Guidelines
When considering which application to utilize, it’s necessary to look into how fees are charged. While both ListedKit and Paperless Pipeline offer complimentary trials to test their services out, what follows is different.
ListedKit allows you to add all your customer information and company documents for free. Once you begin your first closing transaction, you move into the paid version of the tool. With this upper tier, you are charged a low monthly fee and have unlimited access to future closing transactions and clients.
However, Paperless Pipeline operates a bit differently. Instead of a monthly fee, you are charged based on the number of monthly transactions you manage. After you complete the free trial, you will select a package that corresponds best with the amount of transactions you intend to complete each month.
If you surpass the amount you chose, you are bumped up to the next tier. For those operating with multiple users and a high volume of transactions, it’s best to seek out the unlimited option that the company offers.
Things To Consider
When you search for a proper real estate transaction management application, you’ll want to take several things under consideration. While all platforms are unique in their own way, there are elements among them that are similar in nature.
Budget – As we mentioned previously, different companies operate under various fee structures. Whereas some will charge a flat monthly fee, others will come with an annual rate. Some, like Paperless Pipeline, will charge based on the number of transactions. It’s best to select an option that works well with your budget and finances.
Ease of Use – An application is useless if you are unable to use it in a manner that is conducive to your workflow. If the layout is too complex or requires several steps to complete a simple task, it’s likely not a good fit for your needs.
Workload Conducive – While many applications say they can simplify a large workload and make things more automated and seamless, this isn’t always the case. As we see with ListedKit vs. Paperless Pipeline, two real estate applications that assist agents, how they offer this assistance is very different.
Features – In regards to the last point, it’s imperative to choose which features are most meaningful to you and the work that you do. If there are certain areas in which you need more support, it’s best to focus on platforms that will aid you in that particular area.
Customer Support – At times, applications can run into snags. These issues can be especially aggravating when you are in the middle of a timely transaction. Having access to customer support when you need it most is critical.
In the end, it’s important to think through your needs and pain points before settling on a tool. You want to avoid getting caught in a subscription that doesn’t solve your problems, which can happen if you don’t correctly identify what you need and research your options beforehand.
Conclusion
Real estate agents are constantly on the go. Whether it’s procuring new clients, showing homes, representing buyers and sellers, or marketing their business, they are always fulfilling a variety of tasks. However, finding knowledgeable andand budget-friendly support for these duties isn’t always feasible.
Because of this, and due to the rise of mobile applications, many agents are turning to real estate transaction management platforms. These tools assist those in the real estate world in organizing their documents, preparing for what’s to come, and performing compliance checks.
If this sounds like the challenges you face, don’t hesitate to explore what these apps can do for you. Start with a free trial of ListedKit to see the difference it can make for your transactions and clients.
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