Ranked Among the Top Real Estate Agents in Social Media Yet Again!

Top Real Estate Social Media Accounts To Follow

by Surge Realty Solutions

Want to know how the best real estate agents use social media?


Below, we have compiled a list of the best social media accounts in the real estate industry from around the web. Whether you’re looking for industry data, home-buying tips, or lead-generation strategies, these real estate accounts have got you covered.
It doesn’t matter if you’re just starting out, or have decades of experience - there’s something for everyone here.
Be sure to check out each featured post to really get a feel for their writing style. Our list is always expanding, so check back frequently!
  1. Jack Otto | LinkedIn | Twitter | Google+

Jack Otto knows the value of utilizing social media for real estate firsthand.  As the most popular real estate agent in Washington ranked by social media activity (according to Mondinion), he makes extensive use of Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Google +, and his own blog.
Jack utilizes his social profiles to further assist his clients in listing their home, or by providing sound advice and information to would-be home buyers.
When he’s not selling homes he’s living his second life as a seaplane pilot - an activity in which he has received certification as an instructor.
He features essential information from “Should I Buy a Home Now?  Or Wait Until Next Year?” to “20 Tips to Prepare Your House to Sell”.
Thanks to Surge Realty Solutions for including me!!
Location: Bellingham, WA, USA

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