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Broker for Village Real Estate Services
May 2005—present
Residential Nashville and greater area sales, representation and economic forecaster.
Residential Nashville and greater area sales, representation and economic forecaster.
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Brian Copeland | Megan Manly answered:
Wow. This is the talk I had with another board member just yesterday. Fluent speaking vs. of Hispanic origin are two different needs in the market place. The real estate industry as a whole in Tennessee has a diversity issue. The education I've been given has said that the Hispanic population typically prefer working with those who are not of their origin and they prefer an English experience. Now, while this contradicts what I think would be common sense, it's what the educators say. There's a host of reasons why that I can't go into here.
We receive 100s (if not thousands) of phone calls every year for real estate needs. We have never received a call from someone specifically asking for a spanish-speaking agent. We've even offered and advertised translation services at the height of the market and not been asked even once.
Do I PERSONALLY believe the need for Spanish speaking REALTORS? Absolutely. Would I encourage to use that as a point of difference if you enter this profession? Absolutely. Call, write or email if you ever need any direction. I love helping other agents!
We receive 100s (if not thousands) of phone calls every year for real estate needs. We have never received a call from someone specifically asking for a spanish-speaking agent. We've even offered and advertised translation services at the height of the market and not been asked even once.
Do I PERSONALLY believe the need for Spanish speaking REALTORS? Absolutely. Would I encourage to use that as a point of difference if you enter this profession? Absolutely. Call, write or email if you ever need any direction. I love helping other agents!
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