$2000 Apartment Rental Paycheck | Real Estate Agent Daily Life | vlog #12 | 

I’m so happy for you! And happier that you never gave up on yourself

Wow I so needed to see this 🙏🏽 thank you for sharing 💕 I just got my license and I plan on pursuing everything God created me to do

It's never too late I am almost 40 and been there before. You got this girly. The world is yours. 😊

Nice!

JPatrick Duffy ok but how much money is “easy money”

Thanks!

Glad I could help

Thanks for watching! Let me know if you have any more questions that you cant find.

What did he answer?

Tedra Daigre hey let's link up I'm trying to get into the real estate business

How do you get clients looking for apartments?

same here I also happen to be 100% fluent in Spanish if you ever need some help with a Spanish speaker

Do you get paid every month from the apartment complex or is it just initially when signing the lease?

@@Soldbywilliammm Only when signing the lease

MLS (multiple listing service)

Cant wait to have you!

I really appreciate you for watching. Thank you for your kind words.

I try but it doesn't seem like people watch them much. Lol.

I appreciate it!

justgeram .-. Good luck to you!

Hello! I live in Chicago and I am considering becoming a real estate agent. So, the luxury leasing market is booming in Chicago? Would you suggest I start as a leasing agent if I get my real estate license??

the Enlighten ones yes I just got my leasing license. It’s a good and easy start in real estate and through out the years you can move up to being a broker after you get good experience!

I want to get into the Chicago luxury market as well! What resources besides Zillow would you suggest to advertise luxury units???

I appreciate it!

The MLS (multiple listing service) it shows as he mentioned, the properties, locations, and commission for each. You have access to the service as a licensed realtor.

nikqualuv09 well the leasing agents are limited to that one place so they can only help people who come in their doors. On my end, I can help anyone, anywhere thus giving me the ability to make more money

Chastin J. Miles Thanx for the response. Keep up the good work.

Glad it was helpful!

Shoot me a quick email with your name and email address, I'll make sure you are put in the vacation group. hello@industrypowerplayers.com

Ok, thanks!

I appreciate that!

Sounds good!

Sure!

This is for leasing

Jake Riley depends on how hot they are

Chastin J. Miles hahaha! An honest man.

No you don't have to work for a firm specifically for apartment locating. As long as you have a license, you'll be fine.

Open to any agent.

Smart Apartment Data

Your broker alway gets a split. Always for any transaction. What pays you depends on the deal and location and the specific community.

Also, throwing this question out to everyone if you know the answer . Thaks in advance :)

It's not a brokerage thing. There are 3rd party tools. Check out Rental Boss. rentalboss.chastinjmiles.com

It just depends. Some communities pay more or they only pay if you escort your clients so in that case, I go with them.

No, you don't make monthly income, just a commission when they move-in

Get my Rental Boss program. chastinjmiles.com/rentalboss

Chastin J. Miles ok thanks..will look into it

Most times the apt complex pays it.

I took my courses through them.

@@ChastinJMiles ok, I'm going to enroll in the next 2 weeks so I can do rentals in Houston. Can I do rentals in Dallas as well?

Appreciate it!

There was an issue the other day. All is well now :)

Chastin J. Miles Yes, I bought it the other day..Can’t wait to get started. Thank you for the reply

@@staciegerena1967 how was the course?

It has to get emailed to you directly. Whats your email address.

Can you email the link to mea as well? #expproud

Info@kimkinson.com

Check out my Rental Boss program rentalboss.chastinjmiles.com/. It has all the details.

Thanks. My folks are also looking at possibly moving to the Dallas/Ft Worth later this year. Ill let you know if they do.

I would say "Why are you there?"

As long as you're not marketing it as your own or exclusive listing.

Erika Simms there's no MLS specifically for rentals..

But there are equivalents to the MLS for rentals, such as rental guru - just google and you'll find them.

Many different ways. Check out my Rental Boss program. I have all my strategies in there.

Chastin J. Miles thank you. I'll get it once I scrap up some money. I'm a poor guy taking the classes now and I already spent close to $500 in books, online review, signed up for the 2 day test prep. I will get into it once I get my license. Ty!

1) Escort them if you can, especially high end. 2) Get a lease verification signed. 3) Verify the guest card and application has your info 4) Have your clients under a representation agreement. 5) If you're still having issues, reach out to their corporate office.

@@ChastinJMiles Thank you.

@@ChastinJMiles If you're not working with a private landlord/homeowner, what if the leasing company only offers 10% commission. If you're going to lose money, do you not show clients the place if they like or do they pay some of your commission if leasing they choose doesn't pay well?

Dallas Dyson if they’re paying 10% commission, how would you loose money?

@@ChastinJMiles Let me be more specific. I had a tenant and they wasted a lot of my time, 3 months. They ended up choosing an apartment complex that had property management and realtor. The property rent was about $1,400. My check was very small, $100 something dollars because their commission split was so small but my client wanted to live there. In MD it's a different market. Anyways I'm asking you, if a client decides a place to move that is not real estate commission friendly how do you handle that so your not wasting time or losing money. Now I don't work with renters or they have to pay a portion. We not getting 125%-250% commission off rentals. We only make money representing private sellers and doing tenant placement and even that is difficult in this marker getting 1st month rent because ppl don't want to pay or go to property management.

Thanks for watching!

I teach all of that in my Rental Boss course

For leads? I have to generate them myself. I do that the same way I prospect for buyer leads.

It's a commission

@@ChastinJMiles I understand that, just didn't understand how you got there from a Lease🙁.. I may need to move if the split is that favorable😊..but kudos to you....

Referral fees are capped at $50 if you don't have a license - by law (At least in Florida, where I'm at). Almost every single apartment complex in my area has a realtor comission, some places starting at around 250, some going up to 2000 like in the video.

Andrew240197 I am a realtor in Florida too but all of the ones I see on mls say $50 commission. Is there a better way of looking them up?

Where are you, South Florida? Miami, Broward, Palm Beach area? By the way you'd have to call them directly and ask what is commission for cooperating agents. We keep doing that and we keep a database kinda like what he mentioned in the video - nothing we do with Apartment Complexes come from the MLS.

Andrew240197 Cool. I’m in panhandle. Destin - Pensacola area. You? Actually, most of our rentals are weekly rentals at condos. We don’t have very many apartment complexes.

Palm Beach county myself. Most of my rentals are yearly, apartment complex or MLS. Office runs a lot of advertising and transfer leads. I also run my own advertising myself.

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