I wanted to look at properties today for my sister, since she is relocating to Ga., and what a nuisance it was trying to get a peek at the pictures of houses she was interested in in the MLS. Quite a few sites asked me for my life history, e-mail address, login id's. So, I left the sites and went to find one that eventually allowed me access to the MLS without doing all the above. :roll:
Do realtors really get that big of a pull of clients from web hits?
I personally would be interviewing realtors if I was looking to purchase a home.
I think if I ever become a realtor, I would focus more on my qualifications vs. making people go through a horse and dance to see what's available in the market.
Too funny! When I clicked on Florida panhandle, on this link, a news page comes up with the top two headlines being:
Largest Heroin Bust in Walton County
Should the Bible be a textbook in Florida schools?
While that may not seem to strange, let me put Florida panhandle in context for you, from the words of that site:
"Come see what the Florida Panhandle has to offer, from lush beaches to entertainment for the whole family, there is something for everyone. "
Maybe the whole family needs some Heroin and a Bible.
Also very interesting, is the introduction which has a background of NYC-looking skyscrapers for a 30A Realty website.
It gets worse as you pan down that page.
What, like the Human Skull Found on the Beach story? Wouldn't that be like treasure hunting for the entire family?
