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Setting Investment Goals: A New Year's Growth Plan for Real Estate Inves...

Unlocking Real Estate Investment Success in 2024: Insights from Mind Renovation Nation Hey there, Mind Renovation Nation! It's Nathan Bush here, back with another dose of insight to supercharge your real estate journey. In today's blog, we're diving deep into the heart of real estate investment. We’re not just skimming the surface – we’re going all in, just like we did in our latest podcast episode. So, whether you're a seasoned investor in St. Louis or just dipping your toes in the market, buckle up! We're about to embark on a strategic journey to skyrocket your portfolio in 2024. Setting the Stage for Explosive Growth Reflecting on our trails of investment, it's crucial to look ahead and strategize for the coming year. This is not just about wishful thinking; it's about concrete planning and execution. And that's where Red Maples comes into play, offering top-notch property management that makes your investment journey smoother. The GROWTH Framework: Y

You Were Born To lead

I believe you were born to be a leader and possess all the necessary skills and traits. You are also correct to believe that you have a lot of work to do, and this site is an interruption in your time. You should be assured this site is worth every second you spend reading, and I will prove it to you. In a recent study of the return on investment of investing in leadership training, participants found for every $1 in value paid the return was $6 in tangible benefits (Rhos, 2015). This means that if your time is currently worth $20.00 per hour and you study this information for 10 hours you would have invested $200.00 worth of your time into this information. According the Rhos’s study, the benefits you will receive will be greater than or equal to the value of $1,200.00. Would you invest $200.00 to make $1,200.00, if you had 0% risk of losing the money?  I know I would take my chances with that investment everyday of the week.  I have been called,  "A Great Man

3 Tips Real Estate Professionals Utilize to Generate Leads

Explaining and describing your real estate service, with all of your features and benefits defines your skill as a Real Estate Professional. By having a distinct lead generating strategy, selling strategy, and closing strategy a real estate agent can create a sense of urgency within a seller or  buyer. In the real estate business, having the ideal training and coaching to generate real estate sales leads is of the utmost importance. Competition is tough, both offline and online. One of the reasons why it is important to start the business already armed to excel, or be ready to acquire the tactics, resources and skills is to ensure your potential to generate leads soon afterward. Although, generating sales leads from scratch can be a daunting task, it does not have to be that difficult. Even when you have an effective, high tech marketing applications and strategies in position, there is always something else to learn to be able to build and maintain a marketing advantage.

3 Types of Motivations that Real Estate Professionals Feel with a Team Scoreboard

Are you utilizing a team score board? If you are following the Leadership Engagement Process you know the following steps are important to engaging your team?   Step 1 is for every position to know the company mission and the mission of their job. Step 2 is for every position to know their number. Ensuring each team member has a one number they are personally responsible to measure is very important. You should give them one specific goal based on this number.   Step 3 is for every position to know their score. The Leadership Engagement Process utilizes a team scoreboard. This scoreboard is imperative in engaging your team members. Real Estate Managers, Brokers, and Realtor leaders can not effect behavioral changes their staff unless the staff member knows what the target is for every day, week, month, and quarter. Your scoreboard should be broken down into three parts a top, a middle, and a bottom. The top of the scoreboard should be your manager's te

3 Books Every Real Estate Professional Must Read if They Manage a Team

If you are new to leadership and you are looking for books that will help you in understanding how to become a great leader the following three books are an amazing choice. When I first got into leadership two of these books were suggested to me, and I currently pick them up from time to time as a refresher in building a strong team. The Customer Comes Second -  If you are looking for the perfect book about building a great culture, this book is amazing. I love the author’s philosophy on the importance of happiness in the workplace. I have found that shaming people to be better creates unhappiness and unproductive team members.   Bringing Out the Best in People - If you are looking for the perfect book about developing people individually, this is a great book. One of my favorite strategies is the concept of jumping on the bandwagon of team members who are going anywhere you want to be.   Leadership Coaching as a Strategy for Employee Development - If you are looking for

8 Things Real Estate Professionals Need to Know About Engaging People

Are you too hard on your staff? The answer to that question is likely, yes. If you are anything like me, you want more for your team than they often want for themselves. Engagement is an interesting word. Think of a couple getting married, “Engagement.” Why do we call a proposal, “Getting engaged?” What does it take for people to, “Get Engaged?” In 2010 I proposed to my wife. First, we met, then we dated, then we kissed, then we got engaged. During that period of time, I was totally focused on her, and she was totally focused on me. Anything she needed, I moved heaven and earth to be there for her. I utilized positive language, we spent time together, I gave her gifts, I also met the people she cares about most in her life. After we did all that, we finally got engaged. Think about this for one second, are you engaging your team all wrong? I know, we often like to think that we hire people who are smarter than us, you may even be thinking, I hired you to do XYZ. It’s y