Tony Yannuzzi

Absolutely! One piece of advice would be to get pre-approved for a mortgage early on. That way, you have a clear budget and you’re more attractive to sellers. Also, definitely work with a reputable real estate agent who knows the local market. And of course, do your due diligence on the neighborhood and the property itself

For sellers, one key piece of advice is to make sure your home is well-prepped and staged. That can really help it stand out. Also, setting the right price is crucial, so working with a knowledgeable real estate agent can help you with that. And definitely invest in good photography and maybe even a virtual tour to attract more buyers. And of course, being flexible with showings can also help move things along quickly.

ChatGPT said: I work with a variety of clients. Like first-time homebuyers, people looking to upgrade or downsize, and even people relocating for work. I also work with sellers who are looking to put their homes on the market.

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Getting started in real estate usually begins with some research and education. A great first step is to look into your local real estate licensing requirements and then take the necessary courses. Once you're licensed, you can join a brokerage, get some hands-on experience, and start building your network.

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