Whether or not you were a real estate investor during the 2008 recession, you can learn one thing from it: Markets change. They always have and always will.
And if you want your business to survive the next big shift in the real estate market, you need to adapt and adjust.
In this episode, Frank Heron stops by to tell you exactly how he survived the 2008 crisis–and what you can do to make it through the next big market correction.
Ready to be optimistic about your future, whether the market crashes or skyrockets? Don’t be one of the many businesses killed in the next recession.
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There’s a very natural assumption real estate investors make with Google Ads: If the campaign is working, more budget should mean more motivated seller leads. Spend $500, get a few leads. Spend $1,000, get twice as many. Spend $2,000, and things should really start moving. Simple, right? Not exactly. Google Ads for real estate investors
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