Real Estate Agent

[petl]

Can anyone recommend a good, honest, reputable, English speaking agent (oxymoron?) to help sell my house and farm properties near Ban Chiang east of Udon? Advice will be appreciated. PM preferred. Thanks.

[semperfiguy]

Your wish has come true!

https://www.isanrealestate.com/en/

[docta]

I second that!

https://www.isanrealestate.com/en/

-Doc

[Drunk Monkey]

Agree with SFG n Doc ..ive used IRE and i found their overall service to be excellent from the initial visit , viewings all the way to the exchange and land office chanote transfer etc..
They sold our property in rural Buriram IMO a location i thought it would be tricky but they found 5 interested parties within a short period of time and the first guy to view bought even though this was during covid and the buyer was overseas IRE found a way to get it done.

DM

[Dingo]

Thank you Semperfiguy, Doc, and Drunk Monkey for your very kind words and referrals. Petl, Yes, I'm sure we meet your criteria in all areas. I am seldom on UM but thanks to Doc, I read your post. If you would like to check us out, please visit our website www.isanrealestate.com. Alternatively, you can contact us via email at connect@isanrealestate.com. We're here to help and do it as the best we can. Thank you. Dingo, Isan Real Estate Co., Ltd.

[Pikolim]

Lol no such thing. Why would anyone need an agent when MLS exists.

[Bubbler]

A good agent does way more than just post a listing online or stick a sign in the yard. We’re out there learning the ins and outs of the market, figuring out the right pricing, and working those negotiations to get the best deals. It’s not just about putting a property out there; it’s about actively marketing, leveraging connections, and knowing what makes a sale happen and there’s a big difference between agents who just list properties and those who actually hustle to get them sold and that goes for every job, not just realtors. As if no other industry has slackers. MLS can’t protect you from scams, and these can be costly since we’re talking about something as important as real estate. I invest in constant training because I want to make sure I’m providing real value, not just checking boxes.

[jackspratt]

A good agent does way more than just post a listing online or stick a sign in the yard. We’re out there learning the ins and outs of the market, figuring out the right pricing, and working those negotiations to get the best deals. It’s not just about putting a property out there; it’s about actively marketing, leveraging connections, and knowing what makes a sale happen and there’s a big difference between agents who just list properties and those who actually hustle to get them sold and that goes for every job, not just realtors. As if no other industry has slackers. MLS can’t protect you from scams, and these can be costly since we’re talking about something as important as real estate. I invest in constant training because I want to make sure I’m providing real value, not just checking boxes.

Another word salad, bought to you courtesy of ChatGPT.

[semperfiguy]

MLS is an American concoction, and to my knowledge it is not practiced in Thailand.

[semperfiguy]

MLS is an American concoction, and to my knowledge it is not practiced in Thailand. My wife dabbles in real estate sales, and she has been very successful using social media and a number of local websites that have various properties listed in Udon and surrounding area.. Her strategy has worked very well for her.