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LiveUptown.com is a Harlem real estate website that helps users search for the best Harlem Brownstones, Coops and Condos for sale and Harlem apartments and Harlem rooms for rent: No Fee and Low Fee.
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Hiring Experienced Licensed Real Estate Salespersons To Work Upper Manhattan
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Hiring Experienced Licensed Real Estate Salespersons To Work Upper Manhattan
Lopez-Pierre Realty, LLC is an established Harlem licensed real estate broker that is seeking to hire, self starters and motivated experienced licensed real estate salespersons.
Lopez-Pierre Realty, LLC is looking to expand its rental business to Washington Heights and Inwood via its exclusive marketing relationship with LiveUptown.com.
LiveUptown.com is the top ranked website on Google.com for those looking for Harlem apartments for rent.
Search the key words "Harlem Apartments" on Google.com and you will see that LiveUptown.com ranks consistently in the top three positions.
Lopez-Pierre Realty, LLC is looking for experienced licensed real estate salespersons who are interested in earning good incomes working with a small firm.
No desk fees. High commission paid: 80% for agents.
Thomas Lopez-Pierre
Lopez-Pierre Realty, LLC
Licensed Real Estate Broker
LiveUptown.com
646-363-9047
For more information, please forward your resume to: LiveUptownHarlem@aol.com.
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LiveUptown.com is a Harlem real estate and local media website. LiveUptown.com helps users search for the best homes for sale and Harlem apartments for rent: No Fee and Low Fee.
In addition, LiveUptown.com is a news aggregation website with links to positive and informative stories about Harlem from mainstream media: arts & culture, community development, education, people, politics, real estate, small business and special events.
Although we are a relatively small company our size is by design not by default. This characteristic allows us to nimbly weave through the market to find the best possible marketing solutions for our upscale landlords, real estate brokers and prospective tenants.
In addition, our size permits us to develop specialized market strategies to meet the needs of our upscale landlords, real estate brokers and prospective tenants. For instance, we have developed media content that speaks to the lifestyles of upscale renters and buyers considering Harlem as a possible place to live (Harlem Restaurant Book and Single In Harlem TV).
Real estate brokers earn revenue by charging renters a fee (15% of the annual apartment rent -- which translates into a fee of $2,700 on an apartment with a monthly rent of $1,500).
On LiveUptown.com, users will find real estate brokers that (1) charge the broker fee to the landlord as opposed to the renter or (2) charge only one months rent as a broker fee to the renter.
Landlords with apartments recognize that it is smarter to pay a fee to the broker than risk losing a renter. Experience has proven that people are more likely to rent apartments that do not include a broker fee. As a result, owners/property managers that pay the broker fee are more likely to rent their apartments faster and therefore reduce their vacancy rates thus increasing their rental income.
Owners/property managers that continue to operate under the traditional rental model of distributing their listings of vacant apartments to brokers and then having the broker charge a fee to the potential tenant is counterproductive in today's contracting economy.
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Potential tenants with the best credit, income, social standing tend to be very internet savvy and are less likely to accept rental terms that include paying a broker fee. Moreover tenants with marginally credit, income and social standing are left with less personal savings after paying a broker fee and thus are more susceptible to the perils of falling behind in paying their rent if they find themselves separated from employment.
Finally, the number of rental units in Harlem has increase significantly over the past five years (a large number of condo/co-op apartments have been repositioned as rentals); competition has become more acute. Owners/property managers that fail to pay the broker fee will continue to find themselves at a completive disadvantage. LiveUptown.com is focused on helping owners/property managers market their Harlem real estate.
About Thomas Lopez-Pierre
Thomas Lopez-Pierre is a Licensed Real Estate Broker with Lopez-Pierre Realty, LLC operating in Harlem. Lopez-Pierre is a socially conscious entrepreneur who serves as the Chairperson of The Harlem Public Housing Scholarship Fund, Inc. (hphsf.org). HPHSF is a not-for-profit organization committed to helping African-American and Hispanic college students, living in public housing in Harlem, finance their education. Mr. Lopez-Pierre attended John Jay College/CUNY.
About Regine Lopez-Pierre
Regine Lopez-Pierre is a Senior Licensed Real Estate Salesperson with Lopez-Pierre Realty, LLC operating in Harlem. Prior to joining Lopez-Pierre Realty, LLC, Mrs. Lopez-Pierre worked for over 10 years as a senior credit officer with several mortgage banks. Mrs. Lopez-Pierre graduated with a Bachelor Degree from SUNY College at Old Westbury. Regine Lopez-Pierre is fluent in French, Creole and Spanish.
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LiveUptown.com Fair Housing Policy
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OUR POLICY
All real estate advertised on LiveUptown.com is subject to the Federal and State laws which make it illegal to discriminate against potential renters on some or all of the following bases: race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, disability, familial status, source of income, and national origin. LiveUptown.com will not knowingly permit any such discrimination. If you offer housing on LiveUptown.com you are responsible for avoiding such discrimination and complying with these laws. LiveUptown.com's policy is that all dwellings advertised on LiveUptown.com are available on an equal opportunity basis.
LiveUptown.com reserves the right to suspend, delete, or to not display any information posted on LiveUptown.com, including without limitation if that information is found to be false, misleading, defamatory, offensive, obscene, or infringing of the rights of any party.
You grant us the non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free right to publish, distribute, use, reproduce, and modify the information you post on LiveUptown.com, in connection with operation of LiveUptown.com. You warrant and represent that this information is accurate and not misleading in any way.
THE TENANT PROTECTION ACT
The Tenant Protection Act (passed by the NYC Council 2008) makes it illegal for landlords to discriminate againts prospective tenants based on their source of income, including Social Security, disability, public assistance or Federal Section 8 vouchers (a voucher permits a low income tenant to pay a specified portion of the contractual rent and guarantees the balance to the landlord).
THE FAIR HOUSING ACT
The Fair Housing Act prohibits discrimination in housing because of: race or color, national origin, religion, sex, familial status (including children under the age of 18 living with parents or legal custodians; pregnant women and people securing custody of children under 18), or handicap (Disability).
State and local laws may also provide broader coverage and prohibit discrimination on additional classes not covered by federal law.
DISCRIMINATION
If you suspect discrimination, please contact us at info@LiveUptown.com. Complaints alleging discrimination in housing may be filed with the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), by calling HUD at 800-669-9777 (voice) or 800-543-8294 (TDD) or on the internet at http://www.hud.gov.
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