Oklahoma Broker Ruthie Gallardo-Owens Joins with NextHome Experts Realty
Mar 13, 2022
Oklahoma City,United States - March 13, 2022 /PressCable/ —
As part of Ruthie Gallardo-Owens’s ongoing effort to improve the brokerage services offered to Realtors in OKC, the Edmond Oklahoma City based real estate agent has stablished a new brokerage firm in South OKC by the name of NextHome Experts Realty.
The average layperson doesn’t always have a full understanding the importance of the Broker to Realtor relationship and how that relays to the service home buyer and sellers receive. The brokerage in which a Realtor hangs their license is responsible for setting and upholding the professional standards in which the Realtor operates their business. Another huge responsibility of a brokerage is to share a safe place where agents can receive professional training and tools to grow and run their business.
NextHome Experts Realty provides direct personal support and training by professional coaches and dives into tech and marketing tools are here to help Realtors build their business and sales.
Another extremely important feature of NextHome Experts Realty is that they provide bilingual support and marketing for agent who serve clients in both English and Spanish. Agents serving clients in both markets face different sets of challenges. However, the challenges of the agents who serve the Spanish speaking community are often left unmet due to the incredibly low number of bilingual brokers in the Oklahoma City Metro.
Full details about the change can be viewed on the website: https://www.facebook.com/ruthietherealtor
Ruthie Gallardo-Owens spoke highly of the change in brokerage firms, saying This is where Oklahoma Realtors come to get high level training in the industry. Having a bilingual broker who is experience in serving bilingual clients is a game changer, for those agents serving bilingual clients.
This new partnership will provide services for the Oklahoma City Metro and surrounding areas. All buyers, sellers, and Realtors in need of high level brokerage services are welcome.
All those with questions are invited to get in touch with Ruthie Gallardo-Owens via the website, https://www.facebook.com/ruthietherealtor.
Contact Info:
Name: Ruthie Gallardo-Owens
Email: Send Email
Organization: NextHome Experts Realty
Address: 10324 Greenbriar Place Suite C, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73159, United States
Phone: +1-405-746-2455
Website: https://www.yourokchomefinder.com/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89070333
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