Show Notes
The key to unlocking a real estate business with consistent commission income is to build a machine that produces a steady stream of listing opportunities. That machine is your database combined with a regular communication strategy.
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I'm hearing a consistent theme from salespeople: The market is quiet. Buyers are cautious, sellers are hesitant, and we're deep into winter with an election coming up later in the year. A few have even told me, quietly, that they're wondering whether it's time to walk away from the industry altogether.
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