Here's how to take better property photos using your phone. 1. Light everything up. Turn on all the lights — even if the room already has great natural light. A well-lit space looks bigger, warmer, and more inviting. 2. Clean your lens. A single fingerprint can make your photos look hazy or dull. Wipe the lens gently before every shot. 3. Use the ultra-wide lens (if your phone has one). It captures more of the room and gives a better sense of space. This is your secret weapon

Intern: Sir, for us RE Management students, what would you suggest — join a developer or a brokerage firm? JPRE: Let’s weigh the pros and cons. 🏢 Working with a RE Developer Pros + Built-in clients. You’ll get warm leads and walk-ins — perfect if you don’t yet have a network. + Structured training. Developers provide formal sales programs and clear systems. + Early access. You’ll know about new launches before the rest of the market — a real first-mover advantage. + Allowanc

If you’re the type who religiously sends out marketing collaterals—brochures, walkthroughs, sample computations—this is for you. A few...

BROKER: Juan, help! We're just about to close a deal, and my buyer doesn’t want to turn over the title after the signing. How can we even...

JPRE Offer Letter Template v2

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