Idaho
If you’re a regular reader of this newsletter, you know we love tools that help our customers run their businesses smoothly and securely. We’re big fans of CRMs and easy-to-use apps, but over the years we’ve also discovered great non-real estate tools that make it much easier to stick to our 2020 resolutions and stay productive. Here are five of our favorites.
Tags: Tools, Michelle Arevalo, Jessyca Hanson, Productivity
The members of our front office team are the first people you meet when you walk into a Fidelity National Title office, and it’s safe to say that we simply couldn’t function as well without their stellar service. These women — Kristy Tyhurst, Jessica Olivares, Jessyca Hanson, and Lindsey Swanby (who just moved to an admin position) — assist clients, have an answer for every question, and even keep stashes of juice boxes on hand for young visitors. We asked them for the secrets to their detail-oriented success.
Tags: Jessica Olivares, Jessyca Hanson, Kristy Tyhurst, Lindsey Swanby
We work in an industry where we determine how much we make in a year — it’s not decided by some far-away corporation, and it’s completely within our control thanks to the incentives and commissions that power our work. That’s why my year starts out with a golden number: The amount of money I want to make over the course of the next 365 days.
Here’s how you can come up with yours, too.
Tags: Letter From Phil, Phil Archer, Goal Setting
Santa is a fan of beef jerky. A Big Jud’s burger is the perfect Christmas gift. And pajamas are essential TV watching gear. We asked our office for their favorite holiday traditions — and we’d love to hear yours, too!
Tags: Phil Archer, Michelle Arevalo, Tammie Knobloch, Jessyca Hanson, Holidays, Traditions, Rik Greathouse, Cynthia Henscheid, Amy Crookston
It’s so rewarding to look back at our year and tally how much we and our partners have raised for worthy causes here in the Treasure Valley! Here’s how we raised thousands of dollars for people in need this year (and how you can do the same in 2020).
Tags: CATCH, Charitable Giving, Season of Giving, MSTI
I try to make this column as useful as possible, packing it with tips about how you can be more productive, more organized, more successful.
Tags: Letter From Phil, Phil Archer, Clients, Holidays, Gratitude
Taxes in November? This time of year, our phones start ringing off the hook with questions about how that’s possible. It might be unusual, but yes — in Idaho, homeowners will receive their first property tax bill this month. Here’s a guide to how it works that you can share with your buyers and sellers.
Tags: Escrow, Taxes, Tax Season
When was the last time you took a continuing education class?
If that question leaves you scratching your head, it’s time to check out the fall and winter offerings organized by Customer Service and Education Coordinator Michelle Arevalo. Michelle and Customer Service Representative Jessyca Hanson offer a one-two punch of services that can help you take your skills to the next level.
Tags: Michelle Arevalo, Jessyca Hanson, Continuing Education
What if you could spend the winter worrying less about building your business in the spring? That’s not just a dream — it’s a real possibility if you use a customer relationship management platform, or CRM, wisely.
Tags: Letter From Phil, Clients, CRM
Bill Clinton is the youngest governor in the country. Atari just released an out-of-this world video game called Asteroids, and people are going bananas for Michael Jackson’s first solo album. The year is 1979 and Lynn Darling is just embarking on her 40-year career in title.
Tags: Lynn Darling
