These are the emotional stages of our clients as they start their home search and end it with us. The steps are from Ryan Serhant‘s Book – Sell It Like Serhant. Number 2-4 fluctuate more routinely. Meaning that a customer can go between 3 and 4 and then back down to 2 and start all […]
It’s easy to fall out of love with real estate if you’re in a slump or if you’re struggling. Remember two things when you feel this way. ️ 1. Take the good with the bad. Hold on to the good, have it drive you through the bad, and do your best to push through the […]
Earlier this year I sat down to create some leadership principles that I run my business and life with. I’m sharing them with you to inspire you to take time to reflect on what your principles are. We all have them internalized, now it’s time to write them down. Just in case you don’t notice, […]
The goal is to connect. Not every person that you meet is going to lead to a transaction. So when you connect with someone make sure that it’s a good connection, make sure that it’s a friendly one, and make sure that you leave a favorable impression because they will remember you if it’s a […]
This is a warning to all of you who work in real estate. We sometimes hold on to people that aren’t ready to buy or sell thinking that everyone that comes in our path is interested in transacting. Remember that not everyone that comes to you through open houses, referrals, online leads, etc. are going […]
There’s a lot I could say here, but I didn’t want to make it the 100 life lessons I’ve learned. We’ve all learned about life, about people, about the world, ourselves. Sometimes, I feel, like the lessons come at unwanted times and give you unwanted truths. There are times that lessons come from the strangest […]
We’re all guilty of using one or a combination of the following phrases. Whether you’re talking to a group of friends, doing a presentation to a client, speaking in public, or simply following up with your leads it’s important to take note of the language you are using to communicate with others. 1. “You Know” The phrase […]
When I was in my teen years, I was in the process of earning my 2nd black belt and this one was going to be in Shotokan Karate. I had an instructor who was hardcore and also had a strong Japanese accent, who was sometimes hard to understand. Since I had already earned a black belt […]
There are a few lessons to learn here. Besides choosing the right verbiage and the right image, you have to have the right systems in place to be able to handle all of the leads coming in so quickly. I’ve broken it down into three parts so you understand this a little better. A few weeks ago my goal […]