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Matt is a good agent. Minimum of BS, responsive, attentive, hard-working. Professional and no-nonsense/no fluff.
Hello everyone, welcome to my profile here on Incredible Agents. There's a lot of thought in the real estate industry about review sites and agents all across the country seem to be split on whether they like the idea or not. It certainly is tough to put yourself out there and say "this is me; good, bad, or ugly." Although we all think of ourselves as incredible agents, there is always room for improvement, so I believe that each review, whether positive or negative, can be very effective in making us all better agents. Making ourselves accountable through review sites will also help us stay at the top of our game at all times, which is always a good thing. I do hope that when reviewing any agent, the client will take the time to put down some constructive thought, even if the review is a negative one. Unfortunately, the world of the internet has made many people eager to share the negative without any real substance to it and I think we would all be better served by constructive criticism as opposed to the destructive rants I see on various internet review sites. That's not to say there shouldn't be negative criticism, but that it should be backed up with solid thoughts and ideas on why and what can be done to make changes. Again, welcome to my profile, I hope you'll take a few moments of your time to let me know how I'm doing.
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- What year did you become a real estate agent?
- 2008
- How many years have you been in Real Estate?
- 2
- What is the average home price in your market?
- Median home prices typically hover between $140K and $160K in San Antonio.
- Why do you enjoy being a real estate agent?
- I enjoy the differences of each day. Coming from the music industry, my life had become a string of similar events everyday. Wake up, get coffee, sound check, do some work on the computer, watch opening bands, go on stage, play the same songs in the same order, meet fans, go to bed. I felt very robotic. With real estate, each day brings something new and exciting. No two contracts are ever the same and each one is a chance to learn something new.
- What is the most challenging issue you face as a Real Estate Professional?
- Fighting misconceptions about our industry and how real estate works. For example, here in Texas as we are a non-disclosure state, our tax assessed values are often not inline with the current market value of a home. Our industry often takes some hard knocks as well (and some deservedly so), so helping people understand that we all work differently can be a challenge at times.
- Tell us one of your client success stories or an interesting moment in your profession.
- I had one client who no matter what house we were looking at, it seemed that we had received the wrong alarm codes. We must have set off ten different alarms over the course of a few months. It actually became so ridiculous that we both couldn't stop laughing whenever I opened the door, because we weren't sure if an alarm would go off or not. I got to know a lot of local police officers during that time.
- What is your best characteristic?
- I'd have to say my best characteristic is the desire to learn more about my chosen career. There's so many different aspects to real estate and I love running into a "problem" that I need to research or learn more about. I love the problem-solving logic I have to use to make a transaction a success and I am always looking for new skills to learn and experiences to learn from.
- Who or what inspires you the most?
- In life, my dad and mom inspire me greatly. They've got stories and experiences from all sorts of different parts of their lives and when I need advice or a bit of encouragement, I turn to them. In real estate, I'd have to give credit to my broker. She's a great agent, knows volumes of information, and always has time for me. She's really good at getting me to look at something from a certain viewpoint in order to better assess the situation. She works hard and plays hard and still finds the time to have a wonderful family and be a great mother. How could I not be inspired by all of that?
- What is the best advice you ever received?
- "It's not the end of the world." No one likes hearing this phrase when things are going wrong, but there really is no truer statement. At times, life can be tough, but knowing that it will get better and you'll survive - that's worth it's weight in gold.
- If you could live anywhere in the world, where would it be?
- So many great choices... I love San Antonio and plan on living here for the foreseeable future. I do miss Southern California from time to time, especially the beaches. If I were to move to a foreign country it would be a toss up between Denmark and Germany. If I were retired, I'd probably pack my loudest shirts and head for Hawaii. Of all the places I been to, it's my absolute favorite.
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Matt Stigliano is one of a number of San Antonio Realtors who works in the San Antonio, TX office of the RE/MAX Access real estate brokerage.
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