Have You Met These Real Estate TikTok Celebrities Yet?

Have You Met These Real Estate TikTok Celebrities Yet?

The Yales and Harvards of the world better watch out, for there’s a new university in town – the social media!

From cooking to DIY, share market to real estate, there’s nothing you can’t learn from apps like Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok nowadays. Feeds flooded with tips and tricks and stories showing easy how-to’s have become commonplace, and it seems in today’s world, all that one needs to become an expert in a field is to scroll through social media channels dedicated to it! Well, we’re not complaining, though, are we? ‘Cuz if nothing else, they make for plenty of entertainment, right?

Malte Helmhold/Unsplash | Tiktok has moved beyond being just an entertainment platform and become a haven of learning and business

But, coming back to the point, it can’t be denied that social platforms have become havens of learning and business. TikTok, for instance, has moved beyond its image of being a place when people can upload dancing videos and is gaining a lot of momentum with niche streams like real estate.

Property-focused content creators are in abundance on TikTok, and they’re helping newbie agents learn from tried-and-tested strategies as well as assisting customers with home-shopping! Though we admit, some of these people are just self-proclaimed ‘gurus’ of the trade without any relevant qualification, hey, at least they’re getting the job done, right?

On that note, join us as we introduce you to some of the best and most experienced real estate Tik Tokers of 2021.

@thesunilsaxena

First up, we have doctor-turned entrepreneur Sunil Saxena. The 51-year old started as an ER doctor based in Bridgeport, Connecticut, but gradually transitioned into a real estate developer. Throughout his career, he’s founded and sold six real estate companies! On TikTok, he advises people on how to get the best property deals, win bidding wars, and many other things.

thesunilsaxena.com | Business owners, like renowned realtor Dr. Sunil Saxena, use TikTok to help connect with new prospects

@adamharitan

While most 19-year-olds spend their time listening to music, playing games, watching football, or skateboarding, Adam Haritan stays busy wholesaling properties. At such a young age, he’s earning upwards of $30K a month with this side hustle. In his videos, he shares tips and tricks involved in wholesaling real estate, and currently, he has a fan base of 120,000 followers.

@tatlondono

With 1.6 million followers, Tatiana Londono is at the top of the real estate content creation league. Her videos revolve around renting properties, flipping houses, Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs), and tips for aspiring agents and brokers. She owns a firm named Londono Realty Group in Montreal, one of the city’s biggest firms.

@rich.de.villa

You’ve got to check out this account if you want to see some luxury real estate content. With 19 years of experience, Rich de Villa is a pro at buying, selling, refurbishing, and investing in houses. He’s a former Silicon Valley real estate agent who currently runs a firm named De Villa Group. Most of his videos focus on the designs of extravagant houses in LA and San Francisco.

Rich De Villa (DVG Real Estate Team)/Yelp | You can find all kinds of houses (regular and luxury) being sold by their real-estate Tiktokers

Do these great minds inspire you? We suggest if you too have a thing for real estate (or for any other niche field for that matter), pick up your smartphone, create a TikTok account and get your business started. Who knows, one day you too might have a million followers!

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