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ADVERTISEMENT Attention Agents: Advertise your listings on the web and mobile phones today! Instantly build graphical ads by simply using the URL of your listing. Generate awareness and increase sales with iPromote. TODAY'S TOP STORIES = Premium Member News- Join Now » Thursday, May 13, 2010 Agents: Play to strengths of Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter By BERNICE ROSS Social media sites such as Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter work best when agents use them for the purposes for which they are best suited. One of the biggest mistakes many agents make today is taking the strategies that used to work in print advertising and employing them when they're using the major social media sites. More » The right way to break the rules Realtor Notebook Top 10 highest foreclosure rates: Las Vegas leads RealtyTrac: Notices of default drop, REOs at record high The best options for venting your home Ridge vent provides alternative to fans OTHER TOP STORIES Real estate professionals pitch in to support Sellsius blogger Joseph Ferrara Keep consumers focused on local real estate market Court puts property seizure plan on ice Home-sale contests trigger alarm Latest News »	ADVERTISEMENT What to present to sellers to win the listing almost every time. With this listing presentation you'll never have to be a "closer" battling seller objections, but instead easily win the listing at full commission and a realistic list price. FULL STORY NOTABLE QUOTE "How much you spend preparing a fixer for sale depends on several factors. How much did you pay for the property? How much do you owe against the property? Is there demand for fixer-uppers in your area? Finally, how much does your real estate agent think you can sell the home for given current market conditions?" --Dian Hymer MARY UMBERGER: Recent Columns The sound of music stirs Manhattan broker 5 key changes in boomers' post-work plans 5 must-knows about hiring a home stager More Mary Umberger »
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