Friday, June 16, 2023 / by Tina Pries
Pries Capital Real Estate Data Guidebook sample PDF version here. (Do NOT forget to text 843-999-1570 and ask Tina Pries for the password, as it consistently changes.)
Pries Capital is the #1 Real Estate Data Company for Homebuyers and Sellers in Myrtle Beach, SC.
A comprehensive guide to understanding and using Pries Capital’s real estate research and data to gain a competitive edge. Learn how to talk confidently about market statistics, forecast what’s coming, and provide expert counsel to home buyers and sellers.
Involve People in the Analysis… “Knowledge is Power, Power provides Information; Information leads to Education, Education breeds Wisdom; Wisdom is Liberation.” - Unknown
No matter who you are in this real estate industry… buyers, sellers, real estate professionals, etc., there is a right way and a wrong way to share data. Coming in and rattling off a bunch of statistics does not necessarily help the home buyer or seller understand s ...
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real estate data
Friday, June 16, 2023 / by Tina Pries
For a sample of this month’s Pries Capital Real Estate Data click the sample PDF version here. (Do NOT forget to text (843) 999-1570 and ask Tina Pries for the password, as it consistently changes.)
For the comprehensive full version of Pries Capital's Real Estate Data, you can go to PriesCapital.com/real-estate-data today and subscribe.
Pries Capital is #1 for Real-time Real Estate Market Data for Investors in Myrtle Beach, SC.
At Pries Capital, we always like to say that there are only three big questions for the real estate consumer: “What is for sale?” - “What is my house worth?” - and “What is actually happening in the real estate market?”
Every real estate agent is provided with the tools to talk about “what is for sale” and “what a client’s house might be worth.” All agents have access to the MLS, and every client listing presentation includes a CMA. And of course, home buyers all have their favorite homs ...
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real estate data
Friday, June 16, 2023 / by Tina Pries
Creating a thriving community and a great culture in our firm cannot be done by words alone. Having a great intranet and communicating by email is important, but nothing is more important than human relationships and the feeling of belonging and socializing. We uncover the secrets behind our social events that people love to attend, and why it is a worthwhile thing to do. Participating in Pries Capital’s social events enables people in the local community to meet other people in the local community who share common interests and individuals who can help them academically, or even professionally. Relationship-building is a good habit that people need to learn because the world of work requires aptitude in negotiation, communication and, well, more networking.
THERE ARE SO MANY BENEFITS IN ATTENDING AS MANY OF THESE SOCIALS AS YOU CAN.
We are always looking for different ideas and things to do. If there are any socials you think would work for Pries Capital please contact us, ands ...
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Thursday, March 16, 2023 / by Jason Pries
Introduction:
We’ve been hearing many macro managers and managed futures industry insiders (including myself!) exclaiming that the “decade of macro is finally here!”. But even if this is true, how excited should we be?
In this blog post, we will explore the historical trends and performance of managed futures strategies using the Tech Crisis of 2000 to March 13, 2003 as a case study, and why it may be relevant for the current macro environment. We will also delve deeper into the emotional challenges that investors face during these periods.
Historical Relevance – Why the ‘Tech Crisis’?
Many have recently drawn analogies with the 1970s to try and predict what might be in store for today’s investors, mostly because that’s how long it’s been since the US and much of the West have experienced any meaningful inflation for multiple years.
But there may also be some important lessons to be gleaned from the period of the Tech Cris. ...
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investment research
Saturday, December 3, 2022 / by Jason Pries
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