Practice of the Real Estate Agent profession. Norway vs Poland.
Basia Domarus- A trader by birth and education, she gained knowledge and experience in the international arena. Currently, the leader of the Gdańsk Residents Association and an intermediary in the broadly understood real estate trade. Trainer, certified Business Trainer, founder of the Domarus Education online training platform.
Author of two books: "Champagne for nine fifty, or how to make customers solicit you."
and "Diary sub-different, or in 100 days around each other".
In addition, the author of numerous industry publications, including in the "Real Estate Zone - Investor's Magazine".
Subject:
Questions which Basia Domarus will answer on Friday's program on RadioWatahaTV:
1. Legal formalities, or who can sell real estate?
2. The manner of presenting the Real Estate.
3. Commission on one or two sides?
4. The amount of remuneration.
5. Loans - who can apply, what amount of own contribution, is it difficult to get it?
6. The impact of a pandemic on the work of an intermediary.
7. The impact of the pandemic on real estate prices and the number of transactions.
8. Is it worth being an intermediary? What are the advantages of this job?
9. Where to start? Where to train?
Real estate during the pandemic.
The pandemic is a time of new challenges for all sectors of the economy. The real estate market continues to develop and it was necessary to formulate new rules to maintain safety rules for both clients and employees of the real estate sector. Because, although most conversations can take place via the Internet, property before purchase or rental is a must see.
The real estate market has always been popular with individual investors. In recent years, flats have been bought primarily with a view to renting or to profit from the increase in value. The money could also be invested in condo apartments - and counted on a share in the rental profits of premises managed by the operator. The crowdinvesting market developed in a similar vein - the purchase of shares in a limited liability company made it possible to expect profits from the rental of apartments or commercial real estate, or from the implementation of development projects, including flipping premises or entire tenement houses (buying neglected assets, renovation and profitable sales).
