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Over the course of her real estate career, Alyson Silverman has consistently been awarded for her sales production. She credits her success to her focus on continuous improvement, negotiating skills, and commitment to providing her buyers and sellers with the information and tools they need to make sound decisions.To match her services to the needs of her clients, Silverman has continually worked to further her education. She completed an advanced series of coursework to earn the following designations: Certified Distressed Property Expert (CDPE), Accredited Staging Professional which adds dollars onto the sale of your home and helps to sell your home quickly as a free service to her clients (ASP), Accredited Real Estate Owned (AREO), REO Default Certified Professional (RDCPro), and Certified HAFA Specialist, (CHS) which allows her to provide her clients with valuable guidance about the Home Affordable Foreclosure Alternatives (HAFA) program, and Senior Real Estate Specialist (SRES). Alyson has been selected to be one of ten agents nationally on the 2013 Force Advisory Board to show her dedication to her Short Sale and Foreclosure clientsAs an active member in the Real Estate community, Alyson has served several years on the Grievance and Pro Standards committees for the Southland Regional Association of Realtors, and in 2017 she serves on their YPN committee. At her own Keller Williams Office, she is on 2017 ALC (Associate Leadership Council). She is also a charter member of the Default Industry Leaders, serving 2 years on their Board of Directors and this is her second year serving on the Default Committee for AREAA. She also devoted several years to her own HOA board and participates in many charity events annually.Learn Morehttps://www.alysonsilverman.com/about-usSource: https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/alyson-silverman-real-estate-trends-and-default-industry-updates
The real estate market in Santa Clarita Valley has continued it's declined due to the holidays. The normal holiday slow down is upon us. However interest rates, are incredibly low, that coupled with lacking inventory is able to keep the real estate buyers from moving forward. We also see as real estate sellers are experiencing price reductions due to the buyers not having as much interest as they do during Other parts of the year.On today's Santa Clarita Real Estate expert radio show, Connor spoke about real estate syndication websites and online valuations for real estate and properties. He spoke about how the systems are typically not accurate. He also spoke about how the systems are gathering your personal and private information and selling it to people and entities willing to pay for it. These things are items that you need to watch out for and take care of before you give up who you are. The best places to search for real estate and the best places to find out what a home is worth is via an actual realtor. That realtor is a member of the Southland Regional Association of Realtors, the California Association of Realtors, and the national association of realtors. If they are members of good standing within those Different boards of realtors you are in a good space to give up your personal and private information. Just for the simple fact that if they harass you and you do not want it there is someone to go to to get them to cease and desist.Contact Connor by googling Santa Clarita home experts, he will be there for you as he's been there for so many others with regard to all of their real estate needs.
The latest real estate intel from the Southland Regional Association of Realtors indicates that the housing that is being bought/sold is not being replaced at the same pace. I researched the housing data for this past week and the numbers that the Santa Clarita home experts were able to analyze is the following:New Santa Clarita listings - 18Price changes for the available Santa Clarita listings - 27Homes that had their escrows canceled were 8Homes that closed escrow in the past 7 days were 25If you look at the other Santa Clarita housing market information available on Santa Clarita home experts website, you will see that we show for the overall current values, we are sitting at 539 total real estate listings that are currently for sale in the Santa Clarita Valley. 209 homes entered escrow and we have 184 homes currently in the pending (under contract) as of the Santa Clarita real estate radio show by the experts.I'm Connor with REMAX and I'm glad to be at your service.
FULL VIDEO & SIGN UP: www.Advocate.house2019 Summit Speaker: David Bartels "The COMPLETE Door Conversion Script" STEP-BY-STEP for "Missed Payment" ListingsMeet David Bartels – Selected as one of America’s Top 100 Real Estate Agents, he is among the Top 1% of of all agents nationwide. As a long time resident, he has distinguished himself as an elite agent in Ventura County. David’s sincere interest in consumer’s rights, along with his extensive real estate knowledge & experience, results in someone who is not only an expert in their craft, but also someone you can trust & rely on. As a luminary who has started 4 consumer oriented real estate companies, David has gained a full understanding of the diverse needs of home sellers & buyers alike. Representing Greater Conejo Valley homeowners & future homeowners, David is committed to listening to his clients’ needs & utilizing his keen negotiating skills to ensure a successful transaction. David is a frequent seminar presenter for real estate agents & investors on subjects ranging from real estate negotiations, distressed property solutions & business development. He is a long time member in good standing of the National Association of Realtors, California Association of Realtors, Conejo Simi Moorpark Association of Realtors, Southland Regional Association of Realtors & the Ventura County Coastal Association of Realtors. David was recently featured on the cover of Top Agent Magazine, a Real Estate Industry Publication, for excellence in sales & service.
Jim Link is the former, longtime CEO of Southland Regional Association of REALTORS®. He’s a trailblazer who united several associations into one mega association of over 10,000 members, which became very influential in the local community and government. Having been through it all, Jim has many life lessons to share about adapting to change for success.