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Matthew Ferrara & Company

October 2007

The Down Real Estate Market: Who's to Blame?

Oct. 31, 2007
market is broken, online leads, listings won't sell, real estate crisis,

Web Traffic is Meaningless

Oct. 11, 2007
Hello everyone and welcome back from the nice long weekend. Did you spend your entire day cleaning up your email? Well I didn't - but that's only because I have a Blackberry and... [Read More]

It's Not About Price (Commission)

Oct. 9, 2007
According to today's London Stock Exchange website, about 6% of British homeowners are trying to sell their home on their own (FSBO). NAEA chief executive Peter Bolton King say... [Read More]

Get a Blackberry AND your money back

Oct. 8, 2007
Well, fall convention season is here - and what fun it is, going from state to state and meeting old friends and making new ones. Nothing warms a heart more than catching up with... [Read More]

The Dark Side of MLS Data

Oct. 8, 2007
Ever wonder why some REALTORS consistently take overpriced listing - even when they have access to pricing data in their MLS system? Is it simply because the agent is a wimp? Do they not know how to read the data, or generate an "absorption rate" analysis from it? Are sellers really so intimidating that, during the same meeting, they can force a REALTOR to take an overpriced listing, agree to endless newspaper advertising and cut their commission?

How to Annoy Customers Online

Oct. 7, 2007
Readers of our column are not usually surprised that we point out how easy it is to *abuse* the features of technology. Companies that do not fully think through their customer's... [Read More]