San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) May 29, 2015
Tim J. Gullicksen, of Zephyr Realty, was featured in this past month’s issue of “San Francisco Cottages & Gardens.” He contributed to one of the articles in the April 2015 issue of the magazine. The article, titled “Deeds & Don’ts: A List Bay Area Brokers,” was written by Lydia Lee.
Gullicksen, along with eight other industry leaders, gathered to discuss what makes a good real estate broker. The real estate roundtable was moderated by Luxury Marketing Council Chairman Alf Nucifora.
The group determined the following top 10 things to look for when interviewing real estate agents:
1. Experience: The agent should have in-depth knowledge of both the neighborhood and the overall market.
2. Demographic understanding: The agent should understand your needs.
3. Technology: The real estate firm should employ the use of digital media, including having a mobile website, app, etc.
4. Promotion: Is the agent covering all their bases? They should be marketing across a variety of media, including social media, a website, video, print, etc.
5. Network: A good real estate agent should be extremely well-connected.
6. Research: The agent should always be prepared.
7. Service: Your real estate agent should always be committed to your needs. They should be helpful and informative as well as supportive.
8. Resources: The agent should have connections with architects, designers, stagers and more.
9. Passion: A good real estate agent loves what they do and are driven to do their very best.
10. Personality: You should always have good chemistry with your agent.
About the company:
Tim Gullicksen has been a top-producing real estate agent since he first entered into the business and takes great pride in managing every aspect of each transaction. After graduating from high school in the South Bay, Tim earned a bachelor’s degree in political science and history from the University of California-Berkeley. He went on to earn his teaching credentials from JFK University in Orinda and taught kindergarten in the San Jose Unified School District. He brings an educational approach to real estate developed from that background and sees himself as a facilitator of property transactions. For more information, visit his website at http://www.timgullicksensf.com/.