Real Estate Professionals and Virtual Assistants… A Match Made in Heaven

Virtual Assistance Chamber of Commerce announces Christine Wade as new Real Estate Industry Liaison

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Contact: Danielle Keister
Email: thevacoc@hotmail.com
Phone: 888.648.0566

TACOMA WA, August 25, 2008—Are Virtual Assistants and Real Estate professionals a match made in Heaven? Of course not, there’s no such thing… but Christine Wade of eRealty Network, LLC, think they’re about as close as it gets.

Wade was recently appointed Real Estate Industry Liaison for the Virtual Assistance Chamber of Commerce (VACOC), a professional association dedicated to helping business-minded Virtual Assistants grow smarter, more successful practices, and providing business owners with free tools and resources to connect with reputable, qualified Virtual Assistant professionals.

Wade has been a member of numerous other Virtual Assistant organizations; however, the VACOC is by far her favorite. The reason? The members are all seasoned administrative professionals. Only those who meet the VACOC’s stringent standards of excellence and competence may become members.

"Chrisine is bundle of high-thinking energy. She's a go-getter who brings a sunny (and hilarious) disposition to all her interactions. She was a natural choice in our selection," states the organization's founder, Danielle Keister.

Wade has high expectations for her role as the Real Estate Industry Liaison for the VACOC. Her passion is real estate. She is an agent in the state of California herself, and she knows how detail-oriented the administrative work can be that is associated with this industry. Her goal is to connect qualified, disciplined Real Estate Virtual Assistants with savvy real estate agents who know that in order to make money, they have to make time to tend to their clients instead of sitting at the computer handling non revenue-generating administrative tasks.

In the age of Web 2.0, today’s real estate agents are expected to have fully informative, comprehensive Web presences. Qualified, professional Real Estate Virtual Assistants can help mark off these tasks, such as posting blog entries, updating inventory on Websites, inputting MLS data, creating hardcopy inventory sheets, creating “just listed/sold/expired/FSBO” marketing pieces… and the list goes on.

Wade plans to spend her time educating real estate agents about the benefits and value of partnering with a quality Real Estate Virtual Assistant, as well as working with Virtual Assistants who show an interest and potential for working with real estate agents. Like Oreo cookies and milk, the two industries are a perfect complement to each other.

Real estate agents looking for a great Virtual Assistant can contact Christine directly at 888-582-1087 or visit the Virtual Assistance Chamber of Commerce member directory at http://www.virtualassistantnetworking.com. The VACOC also offers a Client Guide and RFP area where real estate agents can submit a request for Real Estate Virtual Assistants.