Press Releases

St. Davids, PA (May 2015) -Brett Furman, Broker-Owner of RE/MAX Classic, believes in the power of technology. During the 28 years of his real estate career, Mr. Furman has taken every opportunity to apply the most current technological advances to his real estate business for greater efficiency and better, faster service to his clients. This last week, one of Mr. Furman’s most frequently used and most important technological platforms has been in the news reporting growth and expansion, which can mean only good things for his clients.

St. Davids, PA (March 2015) – Does your REALTOR offer Super Service? Brett Furman does, according to his clients’ reviews on Angie’s List, which earned him 2014’s Super Service Award, an honor that is extended to less than 5% of Angie’s List businesses for excellent service. Mr. Furman was also honored with the award in 2013. The Super Service Award is the highest honor given annually to companies by Angie’s List, going only to those who have achieved and maintained a superior service rating on Angie’s List throughout the past year.

St. Davids, PA (March 5, 2015) – For eight years real estate broker Brett Furman has been hosting his complimentary Home Seller Dinner Workshop Series with great success. Last month was no exception, when on the evenings of February 17th and 25th Mr. Furman was able to give back to dozens of members of the community by treating them all to dinner at Fleming’s Steakhouse, along with an educational PowerPoint presentation. Mr. Furman continues to hone and refine his workshop series for the greatest benefit of homeowners seeking to understand the process of listing, marketing, and selling a home.

St. Davids, PA (January 2015) – The use of video tours to market houses is still in the minority, real estate broker, author and RE/MAX real estate expert Brett Furman recently found after surveying 1,200 homes on the market. Furman, who serves clients in the Main Line, Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Montgomery and Philadelphia counties, recently conducted a survey that revealed less than 18 percent of listings for homes less than $500,000 involve a video visual tour while 38% of homes priced above $2 million used a video tour.”I was shocked to see so few agents are taking advantage of the best marketing tool available,” said Furman, author of What You Really Need to Know about Selling Your House.