About Us
Realtor, top producer in my REMAX franchise based in South Miami. Experienced with relocation and investor audiences. Very familiar with the South Miami, Coral Gables, Pinecrest, East Kendall and Central Dade County.
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Recommendations Received (7)
"Ana Sanchez is a true professional, well organized, savvy, knowledgeable, and reliable. She..."
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"Ana Sanchez is a true professional, well organized, savvy, knowledgeable, and reliable. She always fights for her clients to make sure that her clients get the best deal possible. She goes above and beyond for the satisfaction of her clients and to ensure a smooth and effective closing. It is a pleasure doing closings with Ana as I know that my file will be completed timely because she does whatever she needs to do to make it happen. I would recommend Ana with my eyes closed and have heard nothing but great things about her for the clients she services."
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"Worked with Brian personally 6 years ago and still living the dream in the house he helped us buy..."
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"Worked with Brian personally 6 years ago and still living the dream in the house he helped us buy ! He was first on the scene, made us videos, we flew in and......all good from there. Couldn't be happier! "
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Price it right, hire a good realtor who doesn't miss an email or phone call and will give a first class professional mktg. presentation : ) Ana Sanchez, REMAX Advance Realty!
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Price it right, hire a good realtor who doesn't miss an email or phone call and will give a first class professional mktg. presentation : ) Ana Sanchez, REMAX Advance Realty!
Floor time doesnt work in Miami and given the efficiency of internet, few come into offices looking for an agent. However, getting involved in the community is a great way to increase your sphere of influence. I don't spend advertising money on lead gen stuff but I do sponsor and advertise on...
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Floor time doesnt work in Miami and given the efficiency of internet, few come into offices looking for an agent. However, getting involved in the community is a great way to increase your sphere of influence. I don't spend advertising money on lead gen stuff but I do sponsor and advertise on association and affinity group type orgs. where I am already involved and known. I would not spend that money until you've got a track record established. In the meantime, seek out a high producing agent who needs help and be prepared to do the grunt work like making brochures, buying stuff for open house taking signs out, and showing, setting up show schedules, etc. Aligning with a good agent that will bring you along on client meetings will help you get the skills you need. Try to work out a split compensation for each client vs. hourly. good luck! Ana
I have never picked up a client from a walkby the office situation. While having a strong presence in a key retail walkable spot helps reinforce reputation and brand name REMAX, I have not seen a lead generating benefit.
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I have never picked up a client from a walkby the office situation. While having a strong presence in a key retail walkable spot helps reinforce reputation and brand name REMAX, I have not seen a lead generating benefit.
I personally have bought at discount or promo prices and found a new product I like , so I would say yes .
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I personally have bought at discount or promo prices and found a new product I like , so I would say yes .
The thinkgabout the holidays is you get a lot less traffic, but the % of qualified buyers is probably higher vs. total traffic because these folks are looking for housing despite all the holiday distractions. Maybe they have a goal to stop renting in the new year or maybe they've got time off.
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The thinkgabout the holidays is you get a lot less traffic, but the % of qualified buyers is probably higher vs. total traffic because these folks are looking for housing despite all the holiday distractions. Maybe they have a goal to stop renting in the new year or maybe they've got time off.
In my experience a Pre Approval is much stronger because it shows the lender has verified more documents, i.e. tax returns, income, debt, pulled credit, etc. A prequalification is more general and brief. The borrower still needs to go through the underwriting process, so the pre approval is not...
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In my experience a Pre Approval is much stronger because it shows the lender has verified more documents, i.e. tax returns, income, debt, pulled credit, etc. A prequalification is more general and brief. The borrower still needs to go through the underwriting process, so the pre approval is not by any means an approval.
