Inman AM: The sound of music stirs Manhattan broker

Today's Top Real Estate and Technology News - View this e-mail as a Web page

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 » Monday, May 10, 2010 The sound of music stirs Manhattan broker By MARY UMBERGER Dan Danielli's clients, he says, are just like anybody else -- they need a roof over their heads. But many of them also need very thick walls. The Manhattan broker has built an unusual marketing niche by handling the real estate needs of some of the most recognizable names in the world of classical music ... violinist Pinchas Zukerman, tenor Placido Domingo, cellist Mstislav Rostropovich, guitarist Sharon Isbin and pianist Evgeny Kissin. More » Create a 'Kick-Ass' real estate website Real Estate Connect Speaker Profile: Peter Ricci Gauging real estate recovery: A global perspective From The Real Deal Why we need a new private secondary market Part 6: Preventing another crisis OTHER TOP STORIES Clash over NAR's MLS rules for photos, disclosures Falling back to 2000: Homeownership rate sinks Forecasting fallout in European disunion Dotting i and crossing t in 'tax credit' Getting the wrong signal on traffic improvements 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 "Over the last few years, the problem with short sales was that they were inadequately systemized and automated, and were overly dependent on negotiations between an individual homeowner and an individual negotiator. Bank loss-mitigation negotiators were so backed up it would take three or four months just to get your short-sale file on one's desk, then another few months to get their answer on your short-sale application." --Tara-Nicholle Nelson MOST COMMENTS 5 ways to give Gen X, Gen Y what they want 2 approaches for social media in real estate 9 free Google tools to use for real estate
Inman News Headlines is a twice daily e-mail delivered by the real estate industry's leading source of breaking news and unbiased market analysis. To gain unlimited access to all Inman News articles and take advantage of exclusive, premium members-only benefits including free access to our Industry Special Reports and Week-in-Review e-mails, plus discounts on our industry-leading events and in-depth research reports, Upgrade to an Inman News  Premium Membership today! You are subscribed to this mailing list, headlines, as: roballeyrealtor@gmail.com. If you can afford to ignore breaking real estate news and emerging technology trends, then Unsubscribe. Inman News, 1100 Marina Village Parkway, Suite 102, Alameda, CA 94501