If ever an agent had a captivating story that sucks you in and makes you want to work with him, its Marcus Miller. In this episode Matt and Marcus discuss the challenges of housing affordability in America and how Marcus, a former inmate who was convicted for selling drugs, has transformed his life (and the lives of those around him) by becoming a successful real estate agent. He shares his journey from incarceration to helping underserved communities achieve home ownership. Marcus emphasizes the importance of trust, innovative strategies for lead generation, and the significance of education in the home buying process. He also highlights his plans for community engagement through buyer events and his unique approach to leveraging social media for organic growth.

• Housing affordability is a significant issue in America.
• Marcus's journey from prison to real estate is inspiring.
• Building trust is crucial for success in real estate.
• Innovative loan programs can help first-time buyers.
• Testimonials are a powerful tool for generating leads.
• Organic lead generation is more effective than paid ads.
• Education is key to empowering home buyers.
• Community engagement can lead to lasting relationships.
• Understanding the market is essential for real estate success.
• Marcus's approach is a model for serving underserved communities.

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