Real estate agents have a new tool for digital war in housing.
What is this new device and how can it help improve your real estate business? The device we are talking about is the new Apple iPad™ and it is changing the way everyone uses the computer.
As a REALTOR® it's important to have information available at all times. The iPad™ now allows for real estate agents to have access to MLS data, client information, email, and even contracts at the swipe of your finger.
Because of the web browser built into the device along with the wireless function, you as a real estate agent, can login to your MLS account and look up property and tax data on the fly. This feature comes in handy when you are out with a client showing homes and someone asks "what about that house across the street". You can plug in the address and access the MLS information on the spot. This is sure to set you apart from your competition and is sure to make your look like a true professional with your client.
We all know how import email is in the real estate business. You now have a way to view full emails and look at full attachments. This is important if you are meeting with a client. You can have contracts emailed to you and review them with your client on the spot.
Having all the right tools is vital to giving you the most success in real estate. The iPad™ will revolutionize how Realtors® do business and forever change the way information and communication is transferred back and forth between client and agent.
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