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jaytremaine
When you list your home with me... this is what happens:
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Reach out however works best for you — text, DM, phone, email.
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First step: An intro 15-minute Zoom meeting or phone call.
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If it looks like a good fit and we agree to work together, we can schedule an in-home visit.
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• Prep work: Before our meeting, I'll analyze your neighborhood, recent comps, and online records.
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• Home walk-thru: During our meeting, we'll discuss your goals. Do a walk-thru, and address any questions you have.
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• Plan your timeline: How do you see this process going? Determine when the best time to put your house on the market is.
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• Listing strategy: You'll probably have a price in mind. I'll suggest a listing price range as well. If, at this point, we're in agreement, we can sign the paperwork to move forward.
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If you're ready to go, I'll arrange for photos, write the listing, and start networking with other agents.
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And the best part? You're in control every step of the way. Whether you want to pause, adjust, or move full steam ahead, I'm here to make it happen!
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#mynexthome #thevalley #sfv #porterranch #granadahills #northills
jaytremaine
It was a wild start.
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My first job out of college was with the Chicago Tribune Newspaper. I worked on the 10th floor in the classified ads department, and I started to consider real estate as a career.
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My job was in the Real Estate classified section. My clients were all realtors, and they placed ads in the newspaper each week.
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Ads like......LINCOLN PARK: 3BR 2BA, LRG LR, DN & KIT. HDWD, HI CEILS, 2-STRY- $355k.
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Take your best shot at understanding what any of that means. Their goal was to jam the most information into each line to save money, as you paid by the line.
I then moved from Chicago to LA. I had a couple of sales jobs before getting my license, but that's a story for another day.
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Starting out with a newly licensed real estate and lots of enthusiasm, I quickly saw how much I had to learn.
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That first year...it was wild.
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As a fresh face in the industry, I was staring down one hurdle after another — mostly of my own making.
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I was feeling major imposter syndrome. Paralyzed by fear of failure and struggling with comparing myself to other veteran agents. Every day felt like my first day on the job.
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In year three, things started to click. I found my groove, my people and I felt less like an imposter.
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During those years, I was so lucky to have other agents to look up to. They gave priceless advice, wisdom, and sometimes the hard truth I needed to hear.
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As great as things were, nothing is ever certain - especially in real estate! Deals unravel at the last minute and the market swings can give you whiplash.
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The good news is that I'm a bit more seasoned now. I’ve learned to embrace the unpredictability without it rocking me like it used to, and most days. I see hiccups and setbacks as chances to put what I’ve learned to the test.
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Today, I’m filled with gratitude and excitement for what lies ahead. I'm so thankful for the business I've built with the help of others.
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So whether you’ve bought or sold with me, want to in the future, or are a friend and supporter, thank you. As I look ahead, I can’t wait to see what adventures the future has in store.
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#mynexthome #thevalley #sfv #porterranch #granadahills #northills
saradeskinsgroup
Ha! I used to make ads like that. Crazy how real estate has changed and evolved.
jaytremaine
Just a few weeks ago, a client of mine was selling their property in Los Angeles while they lived out of state.
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All our communication was over the phone or on Zoom.
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We didn't meet in person till the very end. This isn't common for me. Typically, one of the first steps of my process is to meet face-to-face.
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What struck me most was the power of breaking down the selling process into phases.
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By dividing the selling journey into three distinct phases: preparation, listing, and negotiation. I wanted to eliminate any sense of overwhelm for my client that might result from not meeting face to face.
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They knew exactly what to expect at each stage. Which I believe minimized stress and fostered a deeper sense of trust.
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I focus on clarity and transparency. My goal is to guide my clients through the process and allow them to make informed decisions.
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I've been passionate about streamlining the buying and selling process for ten-plus years. I now have guides for the buying, selling, and buying and selling process.
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If you'd like a copy of my guide, message me directly, and I'll make sure you get a copy.
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