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By the time you obtain your real estate broker license, chances are, you've either held or attended your share of open houses. And let's face it - holding an open house can sometimes seem like a chore.

However, in today's market, your associates need to take advantage and maximize every marketing opportunity in order to get their clients' homes sold. Here are five motivaters to get your associates into open house mode:

1. Open houses have the potential to lead to a sale.

2. Home sellers like them. They like seeing their real estate professional working hard for them.

3. Visitor feedback is good for sellers, especially if your sellers are in need of a little additional convincing to make some home upgrades/changes.

4. Other real estate practitioners tour open houses and they sometimes produce sales.

5. Open houses engage people, including friends and neighbors who might bring in a buyer. These interactions can also lead to new, potential client relationships.

Source: Inman News. M. Umberger

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