SUMMARY:
On this episode, I had the pleasure of speaking to Henry Stimler who is an Executive Managing Director at Newmark. Henry certainly knows how to go hunting for whales. Yeah, he actually closed new marks largest agency deal, clocking in at $1.85 billion. That's the kind of loan that every originator fantasizes about. Henry came to the country from England with foreign dollars, and no industry background, but somehow was able to land those types of deals within just about 10 years from entering the industry. So how did he do it? There are a couple of themes that I think you'll hear you're one is the enthusiasm and energy with which Henry approaches the business. Energy is attractive. energy and enthusiasm you make people want to be around you. And you'll hear that come across very clearly in my conversation with him. The other component that you'll hear is the idea of really focusing on the client and what's in it for them, how can you help them grow their business, it's not about selling a product, it's about helping them achieve their future. This is really an awesome conversation. 

TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 - What separates the top performers from the rest.

1:57 - What’s your earliest sales experience?

7:46 - How to get into the world of multifamily finance.

11:14 - How he got into the real estate finance business.

16:55 - What is the best piece of advice you can give someone trying to make it?

22:10 - You can act confident even if you don’t feel courageous.

28:21 - The most important thing in the multifamily business is your ability to raise equity -.

33:21 - How to get your foot in the door -.

37:03 - What’s your approach when you’re working with an originator who doesn’t want to close a deal.

41:41 - What’s the future of fixed-rate finance?

45:29 - How do you stay in contact with clients and provide value in a non-transactional environment?

52:01 - The first thing that people lose in times of distress is their future.

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