If I was a Realtor not earning $100k, here's what I'd do

[@BrandonMulrenin]

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[@tracypryor7519]

I would love a video breakdown that outlines your lead follow up system!

[@thephildiamond]

I've been a Realtor in New York State since January of this year and NYSAR has banned cold calling due to our state being in a State of Emergency. I want to be more active in my prospecting but this is a huge limiting factor. Could you create a video about mailers, social media, paid ads, etc. to highlight successful business models that don't include cold calling? Thanks so much Brandon, your channel has been a huge help!

[@xeniabash8972]

I agree, need video on mailers & sm. Also can you get into trouble with mailers? If someone reports you

[@ATL_Realestate]

How do they enforce it? Can you not just use google voice and dial from there anonymously? If not sounds like a great service to set up for tons of sales teams in any industry

[@thephildiamond]

@@ATL_Realestate All it takes is one person reporting you and you can get a $20,000 penalty. I wouldn't recommend it.

[@Chris_598]

Maybe just door knock homes if you can’t cold call

[@thephildiamond]

@@Chris_598 That's not allowed either

[@ivanreagent]

I make no money in real estate. I have to work jobs to live in nyc. I only keep my lic to get tax write off. Now with Nars settlement the rules changed. I noticed most agents in nyc know people with money and they dont go calling only mail outs to get business.

[@fellowamerican7923]

Have you tried FB marketplace 👀

[@madfishinskillz]

@@fellowamerican7923 Not the original poster, but are you referring to selling items or promoting real estate through marketplace?

[@alamgrewal2538]

door knocking in winter is gonna be so difficult in toronto

[@MoveApts]

Winter not so bad w/sporadic storms in Ontario. You got this!

[@alamgrewal2538]

@@MoveApts it’s just tough cold weathers and what not gonna have to go extremely bundled up

[@Quillspirit]

Shows initiative, they'll be impressed... shovel their walk before you knock.

[@amandasmith9232]

Thanks for this video! I need to change what I'm doing asap to get better results.

[@stevenhuhta]

Fantastic explanation of funnel / flywheel - outbound sales - do you have a video on generating inbound leads and pillars that work?

[@huntertherealtor0.o]

Kind of conflicted here.. If an absentee you talk to doesn’t have motivation to sell in 12 months or less, are you still grabbing their email? (Condominium market here) I ask because I don’t want to miss potential opportunities years down the road.. downside is having a ton of people in the database to follow up with..

[@RogerTheJanitor]

Of course, you already spent all that time to get them on the phone and opening up. Tell them you do a monthly market report and ask for their email. These people WILL call you again in 3-4 years. Its wild.

[@huntertherealtor0.o]

@@RogerTheJanitor Love it, nice 🔥

[@mateoreynoso1996]

Yes you grab the email, but the follow up changes substantially.

[@jcpuga]

By contacts, do you mean more in terms of having a conversation?

[@alexanderjamesrealtygroup5482]

How far back to get old expireds? Many people are locked in at low interest rate

[@renesellshouses]

I freakin' LOVE this!

[@jamesmcmillion2441]

This would be GCI, not annual income, correct?

[@BrandonMulrenin]

Correct

[@jasonmartinez7667]

Damn the average price point in my area is 220k in Arkansas.

[@auctionman707]

The average home in my market Is $250k. Between broker splits and taxes, im lucky to pull $5k a transaction.

[@gpratt3151]

Time to compare broker splits. Is your broker really worth that much of your commission?

[@boffyrox2]

I mean, $5,000 received on a $250,000 home is normal. If the standard commision is 5%, subtract 1% for the broker. Then split that in two for both Agents. 2% leftover is fine. If it's less, I would re-evaluate/consider changing brokers honestly.

[@auctionman707]

@@boffyrox2 My point is that he states the average commission is $10k and you sell 10 to make $100k. In truth, id have to sell over 20 homes in my market.

[@VulcanLogic]

If you're living in that market, 10-15 transactions a year is a good living. You're making 2-3 times the local household income.

[@boffyrox2]

@@auctionman707 You may have to sell 2x what I might have to for the same income, but I probably have a significantly higher COL. It's perspective. You either change brokers to receive a higher commision check, move locations where the cost of homes tend to be higher, call more, or invest into skills that translate into more homes sold. There's only so many options realistically.

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[@rxcashdaddy87]

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