Buying or Selling real estate is stressful. And with all of the technological advances and developments and the tools that are available, are they an added resource or are there disadvantages to relying upon them?
Can too much information be bad? How do you balance the information that you receive through technology and your own hands’ on personal experience?
These are great questions and our guest in this interview talks with us about how technology has impacted the real estate market – real estate sales as well as purchases. Is technology helpful or harmful to prospective buyers and sellers?
During this interview you will learn about:
- The developments from fax machines to smartphones
- Better marketing through technology
- Data availability at your fingertips (in ways you might not even imagine!)
- Benefits to buyers and sellers
In just 20 minutes you will have all of the information to get started with your real estate purchase or sale. You will be armed with the knowledge to ask and request for services that are available that you may have been unaware of …. until now.
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ABOUT LEONARD GOTTLIEB Buying or selling a home can be a complex, laborious and exasperating process. But it doesn’t have to be and Licensed Real Estate Associate Broker Leonard Gottlieb expertly helps transcend these challenges. Leonard knows that working with an experienced, knowledgeable and caring Real Estate Professional is the most effective way to achieve your goals with the least amount of stress. Leonard promises to provide the most accurate and reliable data so that you can make an informed decision. He will expertly market your property. Most importantly, he is readily accessible to guide and oversee every step of the transaction. His objective is to build life-long relationships by satisfying his client’s needs. Leonard is a member of the Real Estate Board of New York and also volunteers as a mentor and tutor for underprivileged youth. Telephone: 212-381-2339 Email: lgottlieb@halstead.com
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