Fri, 23 June 2006  (note: this is an enhanced podcast. If you use iTunes, you can view the photos and other information posted in the episode.) Jan Harbor, Vice-President of Relocation Services at Crye-Leike Realtors, Inc. in Memphis, TN, is my guest for this episode. We discuss one of the most important components of realtor service to clients -- relocation! Jan describes what relocation means, how it impacts both buyers and sellers, some of the types of properties available, the method by which an interested client can use relocation services, and a variety of other pertinent topics. I hope you enjoy listening to this episode and learning from it. I certainly enjoyed conducting the interview. Please tell your friends about this podcast episode and encourage them to subscribe. Then, please leave a comment for me here on this blog or email me with your comments. And, I encourage you to please subscribe to my podcast if you haven't done so already. Become a part of our regular team so this podcast can get better and better. What topic(s) would you like to hear discussed? Please contact me and let me know! Comments[0] |
Mon, 8 May 2006 In the previous episode, you heard me talking with a guest in my office about the principles of becoming a real estate agent. Well, in this episode, he asked me to go through the steps for becoming an agent in Mississippi. Perhaps the steps (process) are different in your State; however, some of the process steps are rather universal. I hope you enjoy listening to this episode. If you have questions, comments, or suggestions, please send them to me. I really depend upon your feedback to help me know if I'm on the right track with these episodes. Many more are planned, but I would like to hear from you with your ideas on how we can continue to make this a more beneficial podcast. Send feedback to my email or leave comments here on this blog. And, please subscribe to my podcast if you haven't already. Tell your friends to listen in, too, so the programs can continue to get better. Thanks for all my subscribers. I really appreciate you and am glad to have you on my team! Comments[0] |
Thu, 4 May 2006 Hi! My name is Norma Cother. I am the managing broker for Crye-Leike Realty, Inc. in Tupelo, Mississippi. If this is your first time to join our podcast, I issue you a warm and hospitable "welcome." In this episode, I talk with a gentleman who dropped by my office to ask, basically, "How do I become a real estate agent?" Maybe you have wondered the same thing. Or, if you are a realtor already, perhaps you have had a person to ask you that question and you just want to get another slant on how you might answer. On the other hand, you might know someone who is considering becoming a realtor and you can refer them to this episode to learn the basics. I hope you will take a few moments and leave feedback here for the podcast. As an alternative, please feel free to send me an email message (just click this link to generate an email). If you haven't do so already, please subscribe to this podcast via iTunes so you can receive each episode automatically. I look forward to hearing from you very soon! Comments[0] |
Sat, 29 April 2006  This episode deals with the element of trust as an essential component in the success of a realtor. [More show notes to come later....editing is continuing. Check back here later.] Comments[0] |
Tue, 25 April 2006 Dennis Seid, Business Editor for North Mississippi's premier newspaper, the Daily Journal, stopped by my office one day to interview me about my podcast. He was writing a lead story for the Business Journal insert in the newspaper. He asked me all about my podcast, how I thought to become the first realtor in North Mississippi (and, perhaps, the entire State of Mississippi) to create a podcast, what it takes to put one together, and what impact I felt it will make upon the business climate. When he finished asking questions, I figured that the best way to show him all about this podcasting phenomenon was to put him right in the middle of a podcast. So, I turned the tables on him and made him the interviewee. Dennis told me about his current position with the paper, his background and what brought him to this point, his "take" on the impact of real estate upon the general business community in this region of the country, and his perspective regarding the explosive growth occurring in businesses here in Northeast Mississippi. It was a pleasure having Mr. Seid as our guest for this episode. It is my hope that many of you will gain valuable information and ideas from this program. I encourage you to leave comments here on the blog page. I welcome your questions or suggestions for improvement. As an alternative, feel free to email me. In case you have not done so already, I invite you to subscribe to this podcast via iTunes. Pass this information along to your friends and get them to subscribe, too. I depend upon your feedback, so please let me hear from you. Until next time...... Comments[0] |
Sun, 9 April 2006  What's it like to live in Tupelo, Mississippi? Where is Tupelo located? What type businesses are in Tupelo? What are the major industries? Has anybody famous ever lived in Tupelo? These, and several other questions are answered by Norma Cother, your host for this episode. I am Managing Broker for Crye-Leike Realtors, Inc. in Tupelo...and want you to know what it feels like to live and work in Tupelo -- or just come here for a visit. Please subscribe to this podcast via iTunes and come back for future episodes. I encourage you to send questions, suggestions, or comments. Feel free to email me or to leave comments here on this podcast blog page. Comments[2] |
Mon, 27 March 2006  In this episode, Norma Cother talks about a new concept in getting a home ready for sale in a competitive market -- Staging. Recently, Norma attended a course in Memphis, TN to become the first realtor in Tupelo, MS certified as an Accredited Staging Professional (ASP). Norma talks about what is involved in staging, how staging helps the home seller and buyer, alike, and what occupants of a staged home can expect while the home is on the market. Finally, she answers listeners' questions about staging. I welcome and encourage input from any subscriber. Feel free to leave comments here on my podcast blog or email me. Also, I invite you to visit my Crye-Leike Realtors web site, where I have more information regarding properties available in the North Mississippi area, as well as other information that will be helpful to you. If you have not done so already, I strongly encourage you to subscribe to this podcast via iTunes. It is the easiest way to get each episode automatically without having to hunt for it again. Plus, it helps me to know what information you would like to hear in this podcast. So, let me hear from you soon. Stay tuned for future episodes. I have recorded two more episodes and will be posting them in the next few days. But, please send me your ideas for future programs. For more information on staging homes for sale, you can visit the Staged Homes web site. Comments[0] |
Wed, 8 March 2006  Hi! My name is Norma Cother, Managing Broker for
Crye-Leike Realtors in Tupelo, Mississippi.
In this episode, I welcome you to my new podcast, tell you a little bit about who I am, then give a brief overview of what you will discover in future episodes. Please come back often and tell your friends about this podcast. I welcome and encourage input from any subscriber. Feel free to leave comments on my Libsyn blog or email me.
Please subscribe to this podcast through iTunes so you will get future episodes automatically without having to hunt for them online. Just like a magazine or newspaper subscription that comes to you automatically after you subscribe, my podcast episodes will come directly to your computer whenever I release a new program. All you will have to do is launch the iTunes player and it will come to you FREE.
Thanks for listening, and I look forward to hearing from you! Comments[1] |
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