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What is a real estate client really worth to you? (Hint: it’s more than you think!)

June 05 2016

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As a real estate agent, you get paid by commission. This commission is the culmination of a lot of hard work: marketing your business, securing the client, promoting the property, negotiating the sale. So it stands to reason that you would put a value on that client equal to the commission you earned on the transaction, right?

Wrong.

Your client is worth more to you than that. Because the value of that client shouldn't be based on one transaction. It should be based on the relationship you have going forward, over its lifetime.

The Lifetime Value of a Client (LTV) is a real, calculable figure that takes into consideration several factors:

  1. Age of your client
  2. Average years in a home
  3. Repeat business
  4. Referrals
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