The Nila June Blog
The transaction coordinator checklist just got a little easier
In praise of transaction coordinators Transaction coordinators keep the U.S. real estate market moving. They are logistical superheroes. They transform a calendar of roadblocks into a pathway to success. Imagine, if you dare, the dark, chaotic world without them. Appointments are missed, home inspections don’t happen, listing agreements linger unsigned, photos aren’t scheduled, lawn signs
Win new listings in a tighter market
Is the market getting tighter? Good! More opportunity for you to stand out against the competition, and win new listings.
Great listing example [video!], with a Nila June description
Agent Shruthi Shamayala’s Instagram listing does a great job of showing the end-unit town home, and makes sellers want to list with her. Great use of a Nila June description, too.
Don’t count solely on real estate photographs
In the age of digital photography, it’s tempting for agents to rely on the real estate photographs, to the exclusion of the property description. But is this wise?
Great home descriptions, more home listings
It is impossible to know how many commission dollars are successfully avoided when agents post a don’t-care description, such as one that reads in its entirety, “GREAT HOUSE! NICE YARD! WON’T LAST!!!”
The property description as marketing opportunity
A professional write-up attracts new potential clients, who are scanning listings in the area to see which real estate agents seem to be at the top of their game. An amateur description is neutral at best. A poor one acts as a sort of client scarecrow.
How to write a property description
Here at Nila June, every day we hear from top real estate agents about how to write a property description that sells. The consensus is that the written property description remains a unique opportunity to make a listing stand out. Zillow surfers include not only potential buyers, but also potential sellers. Members of the latter
Property descriptions: examples and best practices
Need property descriptions examples? Writing a listing description is harder than it looks. Nila June is the answer to how to write a property description.
Fully automated public remarks for MLS
Most multiple listings services do a great job of aggregating publicly available information about homes for sale. No doubt this saves agents a lot of time. Great! You don’t have to look up the property tax! But when it comes to the really hard part—the public remarks for MLS—you’re on your own. In a hot
Nila June is the best property description generator
Nila June is your starting point for automated listing descriptions Qwerticulation calls Nila June the “best property description generator.” We might wince a bit at the label, because “property description generator,” doesn’t capture the precision and elegance of a Nila June’s fully automated property descriptions. But we’ll take it! We agree that Nila June is
Home descriptions, and more free time for Nila June customers
Nila June’s direct product is automated home descriptions, but we also offer something they say money can’t buy: more time.
10 reasons to use Nila June
Before your coffee pot finishes brewing, you and Nila June can create a captivating property description that is rich with fresh vocabulary and phrasing.
Customer Spotlight: Willie Ibarra
“Buyers today are drowning in online photographs of homes for sale. After a while all those photos look the same. A great written description says, ‘Pause here with me, and think about this house.’ It can really make a listing stand out.” — Willie Ibarra, Managing Broker/Owner of W Realty Services, LLC
Customer Spotlight: Deborah Spence
“Nila June’s descriptions are great out-of-the box, and I use my personal knowledge of the home to make them even better.” — Deborah Spence, CRS, e-Pro, RENE, GREEN
Forget what the property description says about the house . . . what does it say about you?
A professional write-up attracts new potential clients, who are scanning listings in the area to see which real estate agents seem to be at the top of their game. An amateur description is neutral at best. A poor one acts as a sort of client scarecrow.