Realtor.com Results Summit 2017
Posted by Judy Orr on
The only time I had been to Las Vegas was in August of 2002 when my husband (and Team Member) Jimmy Herter and I got married. It was a whirlwind trip and we had 41 guests that traveled to Vegas to attend our wedding in the Viva Las Vegas Chapel. It was fun but a busy time and although we visited a few other hotels/casinos, we were pretty much stuck on the strip.
So when we heard that Realtor.com was having a conference in Las Vegas, we decided to attend, especially since my grade school friend and REALTOR®, Karen Kostoff, lives nearby in Henderson and was also going to attend. I wasn't expecting to have as much fun as we did.
Our Room at The Cosmopolitan

View from the balcony of our room on the 29th floor of The Cosmopolitan Hotel
We got…
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didn't bark and barely moved, but this could have scared other agents and buyers right out of the house. He was a formidable though gentle giant who surely was not a watchdog but for his imposing size. There…
I just read a similar article in Inman News (you need a subscription), so I decided to put my own spin on it. Pricing is one of the most important factors in getting a home sold. You'll hear location is #1, and that is also important, but homes sell all over - on busy streets, near train tracks, etc. They sold because they were priced correctly for their negative locations. The same goes for a home that needs a lot of work - if it's priced correctly for its current condition it will sell.