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Sales volume represents the total monetary value of all properties sold by a realtor. It's calculated by summing up the sales prices of all properties sold during a specific period, providing a key performance indicator for real estate professionals.
The calculator uses the sales volume formula:
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Explanation: The calculator adds up all the sales prices you provide to give you the total sales volume for your real estate business.
Details: Sales volume is crucial for realtors to track performance, set goals, measure market share, and evaluate business growth over time. It helps in commission calculations and business planning.
Tips: Enter sales prices separated by commas (e.g., 250000, 375000, 420000). All values must be positive numbers representing valid sales prices in your local currency.
Q1: What time period should I use for sales volume?
A: Sales volume can be calculated for any period - monthly, quarterly, or annually. Consistency in time periods allows for better performance comparison.
Q2: Should I include pending sales in the calculation?
A: No, sales volume should only include closed and completed transactions where ownership has been transferred.
Q3: How does sales volume differ from number of units sold?
A: Sales volume measures total monetary value, while units sold counts the number of properties. A few high-value properties can yield higher volume than many low-value ones.
Q4: Can I calculate sales volume for a specific area or property type?
A: Yes, you can filter your sales data by location, property type, or other criteria to calculate specialized sales volumes.
Q5: How often should I track my sales volume?
A: Most successful realtors track sales volume monthly to monitor performance and make timely business adjustments.