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Not bad right?

You can easily rank for long tailed keywords if you're doing local terms and over time you can rank for shorter tailed keywords that are geo targeted. You can also go right to adwords or Yahoo/Bing advertising and seeing what your CPC would be. If there aren't a lot of agents in your area, your CPC might be pretty low because of the low competition 
But this has a lower conversion rate since only like 10 people a day will see it. But who knows, maybe 1 in every 10 wants to buy a house 

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I wasn't helping them close an additional 100 houses a month, but we were getting them leads that would end in 1 to 3 houses sold. I would make a 10% commission on that and it was pretty fun.
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The best way to do it would be to build a website and try to make it the authority for your area. This way people will go to it right away when they think of buying a house. You'll need your agent, or agents, to list their houses on your website later on when you add that feature to your pages.
But at the beginning just focus on SEO and rankings :)
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Second, a lot of the real estate agents are bit shady, let's be honest here. How exactly would they know if your website has helped them to close a sale, or why would they inform you? They probably would think it was other methods. This could get quite tricky, even with established real estate agents. They also wouldn't pay before hand for a listing because it's basically luck or chance at this point. As someone who has extensively researched into the real estate field, and about to start classes nearing the end of the year I would have to say that it's much harder than it appears to be. Firstly, the website has to get a good amount of traffic, and the real estate market is one hard area. You need to find the perfect domain, one that is encouraging for buyers or sellers to go on and one that competes with large real estate websites such as Apartments.com, or even Trulia. Second, a lot of the real estate agents are bit shady, let's be honest here. How exactly would they know if your website has helped them to close a sale, or why would they inform you? They probably would think it was other methods. This could get quite tricky, even with established real estate agents. They also wouldn't pay before hand for a listing because it's basically luck or chance at this point.
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