There are essentials to becoming a Luxury Agent. For starters, you absolutely must have a solid belief that you can bring value to the Luxury Consumer. Any limitations that are holding you back are self-created and even if you do not have the financial means or confidence to launch full-scale into... more
A trait that all successful Luxury Agents share is “Confidence.” The dictionary defines confidence as “A feeling of self-assurance arising from one's appreciation of their own abilities.” You will notice that definition says nothing about looking a certain way, having a college degree, or coming... more
By simple explanation, "Fiduciary" applies to any situation in which a person places “Confidence” and “Trust” in someone else. Some examples are a doctor to a patient, a lawyer to a client, or a corporation to its shareholders. It is the relationship between two parties, where one entity has the... more
Confidentiality means “Keeping information you know about someone else to yourself” and only disclosing it to others with the consent of the person who owns it. In other words, respecting a person's privacy and the confidence in which they have provided information to you, and then not relaying it... more
Another best practice in your luxury real estate career is similar to “Confidentiality”, in that when you practice it you are respecting the best interest of a client. It is the concept of “Safeguard.” By definition, this means “A measure taken to protect someone or to prevent something undesirable... more
This Influential Conversation is called "The Greeting", and it should be used the very first time you meet someone in person. It can be a buyer, seller, fellow agent, vendor, prospective client, or essentially anyone you encounter. When you use The Greeting, you will come across as caring,... more
