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Be a marketer, not a valuer.
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One of our members recently asked where to find good scripts for working with Vendors. To make things easy, we thought we'd list our 12 best script-containing guides in one place, so you can access the answers you need. Knowing what to say, at just the right moment
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When it comes to advancing your real estate career, it's easy to get overwhelmed with all the possibilities. When in fact, all that really matters is how you answer one question: How many people will you reach this week? Specifically, how many people will you engage with via
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Most salespeople take a similar approach to social media - predominantly posting self-focused content like sold sticker selfies, testimonials, or 'look at all the awards I just won' announcements. While it's good to celebrate success, you may find that you can win more hearts and minds
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This is part 1 of a 2-part series. Click here for part 2. Most potential sellers don't want to telegraph the fact that they are thinking of selling until they are completely ready to interview salespeople. They are worried that if agents find out their intentions, they will
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I bet that headline caught your attention! Almost by definition, we real estate aficionados love new marketing tools - always ready to embrace a possible silver bullet to lift our sales into the stratosphere. We love variety in our advertising. Any new tool or idea can pique our interest if
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The tools we learn in this market to increase our capacity without working more hours, set you up to earn massive money when the market rebounds.
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There are levels to this real estate sales career: Tier 1: Rookie. Just trying to survive and get that first listing. You are still an apprentice and there is so much to learn. Tier 2: Making $50 - 100k per annum. Inconsistent income. Learning on the job. Proactively searching for
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By the end of this process, you will have an action plan you can follow with specific, effective activities designed to consistently generate appraisal leads.
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If you don't reach out and help them, who will?