Showing posts with label Luxury. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Luxury. Show all posts

Friday, March 2, 2012

The Right Choice for Oakville Real Estate

The Internet is changing how we present ourselves in the real estate business. We now need to connect with clients online, create relationships and then fill their housing needs. What we are now selling is community. Where are the local hotspots, How is the Corner Cuisine?

I have concentrated my efforts on the better detached homes in superior neighbourhoods that comprise the West Toronto GTA thru Mississauga and into Oakville. My marketing efforts online have attracted prospective Buyers, not only from the local markets but also from outside Canada entirely. Why exclude yourself from the largest pool of buyers in Ontario?

When I receive enquiries about communities in Lorne Park, Mineola or Oakville, I can respond with property brochures in printed form or as a PDF file by email. This permits our new neighbours to have a look at all the floor plans and house placement prior to a site visit as well as photo and video arrays of the entire community with online sharing from the privacy of their own home. Wouldn't you like a drive through experience?

Using successful SEO to promoting your home; Thoughtful Virtual property Tours using your input that highlite the Lifestyle benefits, Extensive Photo Arrays uploaded to the Real Estate Board System that feed the MLS; plus syndication to addition high traffic sites bring fresh and eager eyes to your listing. We have now added Glidetrack Technology to further display the design embellishments and Ceramic Upgrades and details.





Working with an Accredited Senior Agent who is tech savvy addresses the new and growing population of computer users that have abandoned traditional Yellow Page and Flyer advertising models. While, I hope you do not need to move, if there is a need for independent candid advice from an agent with 23 years of experience, I would be pleased to answer your questions.
I can meet with you daily. If you need a reference, just Google, David Pylyp.

When you need Results that Matter, Call me.

Sunday, March 6, 2011

Avoiding Listing Disappointment What questions to Ask..

10 Marketing Questions To Ask The Real Estate Agent

Who Is Offering To List Your Property For Sale

With 90% of property buyers searching online for real estate, you'll likely be best served by an agent who understands modern Real Estate web marketing techniques.

Quick Note: Most real estate agents you interview will not be able to answer all of these questions, but whoever comes closest is probably an excellent choice...

Questions For Your Prospective Real Estate Agent

· Can you create a single property website for my property? Will it be syndicated? Can you track the metrics, activity and viewers?

· Will this site include a video of the property? Will the video be on Youtube? How about some other video sharing sites?

· How often will you post to Craig’s List? Will your Craig’s list ads divert that juicy Craig’s traffic to more effective lead capture points?

· How many Facebook ad impressions do you plan to purchase for the property? How will they be targeted?

· Which keywords will you target as part of the Google adwords and/or Bing campaigns you run for the property? (What’s your budget for these campaigns?)

· How big is your website’s RSS based newsletter readership?

· Do you have any lead capture sites out there capturing buyer leads?

· Will you post my property to your blog and update your readership at least twice/month with price changes, etc?

· Will you create a Twitter Account for the property? Will it follow other twitterers in the area and invite them to take a look at my listing?

· What kind of camera will you use to take the pics of my property? How many photos of my listing do you intend to post around the web? Sample Photo Stream

· Can I see the MLS description you plan to write for the property before we execute a Listing Agreement? Can we edit and modify data together?

· Are you willing to notify the 10 agents who have the most recent sales on properties closest to my property about the listing?

· Which social networks will your blog posts about my listing syndicate to? How many total people do you have on your friends/fans/followers lists?

· Will I be able to access web analytics for the various sites where my listing appears? Can you set me up to be able to view these visitors in real time?

· Are you an Accredited Senior Agent?

· Can they provide you with a Pre Listing Package?

If you'd like help selling your home; and to work with an experienced Accredited Senior Agent, feel free to Click here to cennect with David Pylyp for help...

Tuesday, August 31, 2010

What rock have you been hiding under Toronto?


##Subject## MLS

##Feedback##
DAVID: RE YOUR WEBSITE AND MLS ACCESS. I'M NOT SURE WHAT ROCK YOU'VE BEEN LIVING UNDER BUT MLS ACCESS TO ALL LISTINGS INCLUDING DETAILED INFO ON PROPERTIES THROUGHOUT CANADA HAS BEEN AVAILABLE TO THE PUBIC FOR SOME TIME NOW.

So... The end is nigh. The flood gates of Internet information are open and there will be no need for anyone. You can be your own plumber, your own dentist, your own seamstress, your own tailor. There are books and sites for everything.

Knowledge is a dangerous curse. Just because we know "IT" we assume that everyone else does also. Hence the phrase common sense.

But searching any address today, on the internet will deliver the previous photo stream of pictures that reference this property. You know, the pictures they took with the garbage cans out front, Ted will deliver the local scenes, and Google earth will provide the 3D perspective and additional pictures. You will also find every private for sale vendor that ever "tried" to sell the house, prior to selecting a Realtor and their pictures online. FSBO sites exchange photo's and listing to cross populate their sites and embellish their success. MLS.ca serves the membership and provides an advertising feature / service to its (Realtor) members.

When you are listing a property, I am requested to collect photo ID, as you are making a financial transaction and in compliance with FINTRAC and PIPEDA we collect and record these details. Given that the average property is $350 to $400 thousand, that seems prudent.

Now, you are at work, you have a chance to surf for a few minutes you are looking at neighbourhoods, schools, amenities, the community itself, sports associations for the kids, neighbourhood watch information for crime stats and safety. The internet will provide all these details for you in a Google search. All of it. The results most times will be; the most recent, sometimes the oldest, occasionally a blatant lie or advertorial or just general propoganda that someone has posted.

The MLS system is much the same way. For the most part listings are accurate but sometime deals that have fallen through, or sold conditionally stay for years, cluttering the information stream with what is vital and timely information. You as the Seller, (Vendor) of the home have the choice of complete control to decide about internet denial, no posting online at all, the restriction of your address or a complete and full posting.

What do I have? I have the Key. I have the experience translator module that you lack. I have looked at these houses while they were for sale and when they sold. I have the sold information and the days on market that reflect those values. You and I, together will examine what has recently sold (IE the last 90 days not in the last 4 years) so that you have the comfort to go forward with confidence that you are making a sound financial decision. Your bank will verify your conclusions in their appraisal; Your Lawyer will check and enforce the details of your real estate contract. You home inspector will help you understand future maintenance issues and concerns. We are all here to answer your questions.

When you call a plumber, you hired a tradesman who has the tools and experience to solve your situation. By making observations about your circumstance and predicament, [he] can recommend an instant and painless solution. You always have the option of Buying a Book online, installing a How to Program and Trying yourself, Buying the correct tools and knowing how to use them. My tool box is available to you at anytime. I have a financial services background and 22 years or residential resale experience.

Many real estate agents in Toronto are running mashup's of the MLS.ca site integrated with Google Mapping. Great application, But, they are permitted only to advertise those brokers that permit or share data, display those listings that are released to MLS.ca and those may be sold or sold conditionally. It you want a true Market Tracker, You need to sign up here. On a daily basis I see claims about the newest best, most recent, instant riches programs. You too? I am confidant as the internet grows there will be a continuing and dramatic increase in the number of interpreters and translators needed for real estate information in Toronto.

What rock have I been hiding under? Sorry, I was reading pages on the internet. I will be here when you want sold data or factual explanations of a real estate transaction in the GTA Toronto.

What are your thoughts?

Sunday, May 2, 2010

Being Top 1% in Toronto

So many agents embellish their accomplishments, Mine are very easy to see. Google the results of my marketing campaigns. Lets Google Search a Listing at 2504 Donnavale Drive in Mississauga that is available today. Try It! My job is to market your home, Not Market Me!

Each Property has a Google locational placement, so you can clearly see the adjacent neighbours map plus an addition stream of photo's that are unavailable on the TREB stratus system to upload greater than 9 pictures. Isn't it marvelous to actually see 40 pic's of a home that interest you. In addition there is a Youtube Video that provides the virtual tour.




If you would like to work with a seasoned realtor who is tech savvy, experienced, professional, persistent in getting things done, able to answer his own cell phone prior to the third ring, able to deal with client challenges, creative with integrity and a touch of panache; then give me a call and we can get together for a coffee.

I am available at 647 218 2414. You never want to have a Bad Romance.