Most investors share one big struggle: Generating enough leads. If you just had steady lead flow, you’d be closing deals, right?
Unfortunately, the answer is no for many investors. Before a lead becomes money in your bank account, you have to close them–and that’s not as easy as sending a contract their way and waiting for cash to pour in.
John Martinez teaches investors how to close more sales and modernize their sales processes to close more deals faster and with less work.
Whether you want to turn a filled CRM into more deals or can’t afford to not close the few leads you have—listen to this episode if you want to master selling as a real estate investor (without becoming a manipulative real estate shark).
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Resources mentioned:
Midwest Revenue Group – http://www.midwestrev.com
REI Sales Academy YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCA9LI53eq0ddpHFhh3E1AuA
John’s testimonials page for REI Sales Academy: https://midwestrev.com/testimonials/
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