Brandon I need you to find all the female solo agents that are closing at the rate that these men do. I love that you highlight solo agents in the era of hype. But adding a female, juggling mom duties, and business would be refreshing.
Brandon, you've seriously got the best RU-vid channel ever. You got me over my call reluctance and I've already got 7 leads after 7 hours of cold calling. This content doesn't deserve to be free. You're paying it forward man 💪
@badtakovr good, he deserves it. The value I get out of it is more than he makes from me just giving it a watch/like. Maybe you should start making good content if you care so much
How is one able to make all these calls? Is there an app or service where you can get these numbers? Hard to make 150 calls without having 150 numbers, know what I mean? Honest question please help
RedX or Vulcan7. Both have triple dialers for efficiency. Only issue I ran into was a ton of the numbers are on the do not call list so it makes it difficult to have a ton of volume when calling. In my opinion cold calling takes time, you need to understand the property and situation before calling so you have a strategy and gathering that takes a little time so I’m not sure how some of these people cold call so many numbers in a few hours.
Go back at least a year or more on expireds. Circle prospecting around just listed just sold. They don’t have to be yours. Really any neighborhood you want to be in that has a property you can leverage. Absentee owners etc..
Here in Los Angeles, prospects have already started getting calls before 8am and are irate by the time they pick up the phone. I just applied for a loan and get 30 calls/day from mortgage brokers. Now I know what fsbos and expireds feel like 😂😅
Brandon you are the absolute best! I want to connect with you! I admire all your knowledge and dedication to helping other agents improve doing what they love. Thank you for that!
I’ve been calling expireds and feel somewhat confident if talking to them. But I’ve thought about calling areas like neighborhoods and such but idk what to say kinda how to go about it? Any recommendations
Real estate school isn't but $309 with aceable agent then once you pass the schooling you pay $123 for your state test and if you pass it's another $173 to activate your license then once you find a broker you'll wanna work for. You pay an additional $75- $2,000k to get hired on as an agent I work under a digital brokerage so my monthly cost is only $75 a month to keep my MLS on and my first full year which ended about 3-4 week ago I made 236k just making calls and going on listing appointments. So to spend $1,505 for one year turned my life around thanks Brandon for your videos
You also got to include that You might pay that money and the strategy that he runs might not be the way you want to conduct business then you spent all that money for something you'll never use
