by Cyndi Garza | Apr 18, 2023 | Selling Techniques, Working with Realtors®, Working with the Competitor
Did you know that fake IDs and stolen identity documents can be purchased online for as little as $100? If you lose your wallet or purse, you could get lucky and hope an honest soul finds it and returns it to you! Or it may be stolen — with the intention of creating a...
by Cyndi Garza | Apr 11, 2023 | Selling Techniques, Working with Realtors®, Working with the Competitor
Between everything you do, family, friends, hobbies, work, play, lessons, school, well, you name it, you probably don’t have one spare minute in your life. Here are some tips to help you get rid of some of those time traps that seem to suck the life out of you: Keep...
by Cyndi Garza | Mar 31, 2023 | Selling Techniques, Working with Realtors®, Working with the Competitor
According to the FBI a home is robbed every 26.7 seconds. The average loss is $2416. So, if you have a $1,000 deductible on your homeowner’s insurance policy, only half of your loss would be covered. Here are some strategies for keeping your home safe from would-be...
by Cyndi Garza | Mar 28, 2023 | Selling Techniques, Working with Realtors®, Working with the Competitor
In an issue of Real Simple Magazine, they published a list of ordinary items that you probably have in your home right now—and shared how they can serve double duty. Here is a list of the items and an alternative way to use them. Ice-cube tray – Organize desk supplies...
by Cyndi Garza | Mar 21, 2023 | Selling Techniques, Working with Realtors®, Working with the Competitor
Even in times when real estate was booming, when homes were selling like hotcakes, the property appraisal was one of the major hurdles for sellers, buyers and lenders. While the actual appraisal inspection may only take an hour or so, the appraiser must still go back...
by Cyndi Garza | Mar 14, 2023 | Selling Techniques, Working with Realtors®, Working with the Competitor
To file a tax return on behalf of a client the preparer needs a federal Preparer Tax Identification Number (PTIN). To represent a client to the IRS they also need to be an enrolled agent, CPA, or attorney. But, even if they are registered and have a PTIN number, it...
