The best way to position yourself and your brand is to provide unique value your competition can’t (or won’t!) offer. How can you provide a wide-array of services when you’re just starting out? How do you respond to a client who asks “How much is this going to cost upfront?” And how can you protect yourself from risking your own capital?
You’ll probably never hear me say this again, but in this SHORT, ONE-MINUTE (??) Video, David Pannell and Chad Corbett share a golden nugget of wisdom for sealing the deal during face-to-face appointments with sellers.
Excelling with Probate Leads is as simple as helping your clients understand their options and make informed decisions. The methodology we teach consistently recommends that all real estate professionals are capable of bringing cash-offers to the table, helping a client list a property as-is, and coordinating repairs and vendor services to prepare a property to go up on the MLS at full retail price, whether this is accomplished independently or by referring business to someone in your professional network.
In the latest from the All The Leads Tips From The Trainer series, Chad Corbett discusses why you shouldn’t jump head-first into a conversation with a personal representative with your proposed solution at the forefront. Even if you think you know without a doubt what the best solution fora personal representative’s specific situation is, here’s why should still open your conversation differently:
agents and investors make when they step into the field of probate real estate. By the end, you’ll understand why some of the things people often assume they should skip over can turn out to be some of the most lucrative leads.
In the latest from the All The Leads Tips From The Trainer series, Chad Corbett discusses what makes prospecting probate leads quite a bit different from traditional leads such as Expired Listings and For Sale By Owners. By the end, you’ll understand why using a conversational framework will leave you better prepared to handle any objection the personal representative of the estate hands you.
In this episode of Ask The Expert, Ivan Oberon joins us to discuss different ways entrepreneurs and the success-minded can become better leaders in their business, personal and financial lives, so that they can continually increase their own value – all without letting funding become a chokepoint. In addition to offering personal anecdotes and tips for staying motivated, Ivan and Chad also discuss some of their favorite resources for self-motivating success and accountability.
All real estate experts know that the housing market is constantly full of fluctuations. However, savvy real estate professionals can find opportunities in even the dimmest economic conditions. How can he or she do this? He/she can buy qualified leads and ramps up his/her marketing efforts. In order to help you adapt to these changes and to the competition, we have provided you with six foolproof real estate marketing strategies that will help you excel in 2019.
kinds of experiences can result in loss of time, money and effort on the part of the client. This makes the job of the majority of agents who wish to provide value to their clients seem rather difficult. However, the choice of what kind of experience you wish to provide for your client is a simple matter of making a commitment to a certain standard of excellence. You can do this by avoiding behaviors that only an agent who can best be described as a charlatan would indulge in.
One of the best ways to guarantee your success as a real estate professional is to learn how other experts can add value to your own services. In other words, you should strive to learn how experts among the other fields you encounter can help you to get more listing leads, perhaps through real estate lead generation websites, increase sales and become better at what you do. An executor is one professional whose responsibilities you should know so that you can provide them with greater value as an expert.
I saw this great picture posted on a friend’s Facebook page and I thought it was worth sharing and discussing a bit. All too often, we get all tied up in the mechanics of the work we do every day. That can make us lose sight of the fact that the people we are dealing with every day are making one of the biggest decisions they’ll ever make
