Real Estate Uncensored - Real Estate Sales & Marketing Training Podcast

The fundamentals of starting a real estate business whether you’re new or moving to a new area are relatively the same. It’s all about building relationships, and doing something as simple as building your Facebook page to be transferable. Remember moving to a new place is a powerful opportunity, it gives you a chance to rebrand and market more intelligently.

Most people in the industry talk down to people who want to focus on buyers, but our guest has a different perspective. Is it possible to scale up the buyer side and home showings? What value does it bring to both the buyers and the agent? How can scaling up a buyer business allow you to kill many birds with one stone? On this episode, Lauren Taylor answers these questions and shares her winning strategy.

Happy New Year from Real Estate Uncensored! Have you made your New Year's resolutions yet? How do you go about keeping them, and how do you gain a positive mindset to achieve your goals? In this Live Q&A, we discuss the benefits your business can gain when you have a positive outlook.

A lot of individual agents get themselves into trouble by not having a way to generate new relationships, and they get swept away by teams. Why are teams making it so hard for individual agents to compete? Is 2018 the beginning of the end of the individual agent? What is the bigger trend behind the movement towards teams? On this episode, we are joined by Dale Archdekin to talk about the value of teams.

A lot of people set goals for the whole year, but find it hard to hold their motivation for that long. What is the right way to go about setting your goals? How do you overcome resistance to doing what you need to do? How do you test if a lead generation method is really working? On this episode, we talk about these topics as we prepare for the new year.

A 30 minute open house can be more effective than a 3-hour one with the right tactics. How can you use open houses to protect the value of a home? How can you make the open house an event that brings in crowds? On this episode, we are joined by our good friend and marketer Glenn Twiddle, to talk about open house mastery and making yourself a household name.

As individuals we all feel like our experiences are uniquely our own, so when you empathize you are acknowledging that, and also making them feel heard. Building rapport is all about building trust, building a connection and giving them the space to share their feelings and thoughts. If you can bring empathy, integrity, sincerity, compassion, and reliability to the table, you can get people to open up and that will create a very strong relationship and business.

Most agents have no idea what sets them apart from the rest, and they are conditioned to not differentiate. Why is it so important to know what makes you a uniquely qualified service provider? What is the most powerful tactic you can use to build rapport? How do you finish the year strong and hit the ground running in 2018? On this episode, we are joined by coach Don Cunningham, who answers these questions and other questions from the audience.

The people who do very well with the ISA model are the ones that were able to pull it off successfully on their own before they hired more people. They understand that ISAs will help them take their business to the next level and they commit. They are good at training people and holding them accountable because they’ve gone through it and overcome the hurdles, and that’s what makes them unstoppable.

A lot of real estate agents will accept working with people who treat them badly. What drives this mindset and how does it delay your success? How do you raise your standards so you filter out the bad? How do you start attracting the clients you actually want? On this episode, we are joined by Amy Broghamer who shares how she is able to close 95% of her prospects.