The fact is… there isn't much more to the average agent than the agent themselves.  Most agents operate a one-person show, and they're probably breaking their backs trying to do a good job for their clients. Most agents couldn't really work any harder than they're already working.  We know, because we used to do it this way.

Most real estate agent’s bio’s sound something like:

• I’m number one
• I care more
• I have the most experience
• I sell more
• I’m a million dollar producer
• One Stop Source...real estate, loans, escrow, insurance and local drug store (you might need the later before you’re done).
• My Goal is to provide honest dependable superior service

If a real estate agent has been in business awhile they must have achieved at least some of those things, and that’s great… but what’s in it for you?

1.  How Much Experience is enough?

Anything short of 75-100 closed transactions is an apprentice by real estate standards.  An average agent will take 5 to 7 years to obtain this level.  Approximately 200-250 closed transactions would translate at a Journeyman’s level and in excess of 500 closed transaction to meet the level of a master.  If an agent specializes in Residential, condo/town-homes, land, multifamily or commercial they are not equally transferable experiences in that they all have unique qualities not unlike a medical specialty.  You would not select a foot doctor to perform brain surgery on you, just because they are both doctors.

Let face it, it’s your money, your home, your life and your family and you get to choose who helps you through the mine field.  Pick a novice with less than 2-3 years experience you might get lucky but if you run into problems or leave money on the table because you didn’t have a clear understanding of your contractual position, you only have yourself to blame.

2.  How does volume affect service?

The real estate business is similar to most industries in that business flows in waves and some periods are much busier than others.  An average full time agent produces around 18 to 24 deals a year.  The break down might look something like zero sales in some months and some month with 3 to 5 closings.  The agent that fits this profile, running solo, will put in a minimum of 60 to 80 hours a week (week after week) in the busy parts of the year.  It becomes questionable as to how you can obtain any kind of service when things are spread so thin.  In today’s market agents that want to provide their clients with real service have specialized team members in order to maintain consistency and quality, i.e.: masters of the trade.  The real estate agent that is trying to do it all by themselves is barely able to providing a client with good service.

3.  How much do we care about you?

Referrals are the lifeline in any successful business. Because of our commitment to our clients we typical receive referrals to friends and family members.  Our work is guaranteed.  Guarantee that no one will do more or does a better job for you or you pay nothing.  In fact, we will not take a client unless we can win for them.  The process is started by asking specific questions and listening to what you expect and what your needs are.  If we cannot obtain your objective for you we will not waste your time...you will find us professional and respectful of your needs and time.  Our business goal is to provide you with solid facts and information so that you can make an intelligent real estate purchase...we are not here to SELL you anything!  If you decide to have us represent you in a real estate purchase we will share with you our collective experience and talents that have helped well over 1,000 families enjoy the pride of home ownership.

For all of your Victorville CA Real Estate needs: visit our web site at http://www.HomesOfVictorville.com