29 min
Why Teams Are Ideal for a Stellar Client Experience w/Justin Stoddart Club Wealth TV
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- Business
A turbulent market brings forth opportunities for real estate agents who have the right systems set up in advance. The 2008 crash created the REO and short sale opportunity, and we’re anticipating the same trend with the coronavirus crash.
The people who will capture this opportunity are already focusing on the right activities. If we don’t have our businesses set up correctly, we’ll miss it.
At a time like this, agents who run teams are better suited to provide the kind of client service required. Running a team doesn’t have to mean a lot more work. In fact, it can make things run more smoothly and provide a better experience for clients.
Why are we better positioned to serve the client within a team structure? How do we find the opportunity in short sales?
In this episode, I’m speaking with the host of the Think Bigger Real Estate Show, Justin Stoddart. We discuss how to do high volume on a small team, segmented workflows, and what we can expect with short sales.
It doesn’t take a lot of time to lead your team, you just have to do it well during the time that you have. -Michael Hellickson
Three Things You’ll Learn In This Episode
How teams provide a better experience than a solo agent A solo agent can’t be in two places at once, and they can’t be available to fill all the roles required to deliver a solid customer experience. With a team, there’s systems and leverage so there’s never delay or drop in the quality and consistency of the communication.
How to step away from production and still generate leadsSo many agents are too anxious to get out of production, but the decision is usually driven by ego or the wrong idea of running the team. Once we get out of production, the work doesn’t stop. Our new lead generation becomes recruiting, and we need to approach it the same way we approach lead generation.
How to prepare for short sale opportunities There is an opportunity for short sales in this current market. There are people who recently bought their homes and haven’t built up enough equity yet. Short sale opportunities come to us the same way every other lead does, by generating leads, having conversations, and following up.
Guest Bio
Justin is a Title and Escrow Industry Challenger at Old Republic and the host of the Think Bigger Real Estate Show. He is also the author of the upcoming book, The Upstream Model: The New Rules For Growing a Professional’s Business Margins and Identity. For more information, visit https://justinstoddart.com/ and follow on @justinstoddart.
A turbulent market brings forth opportunities for real estate agents who have the right systems set up in advance. The 2008 crash created the REO and short sale opportunity, and we’re anticipating the same trend with the coronavirus crash.
The people who will capture this opportunity are already focusing on the right activities. If we don’t have our businesses set up correctly, we’ll miss it.
At a time like this, agents who run teams are better suited to provide the kind of client service required. Running a team doesn’t have to mean a lot more work. In fact, it can make things run more smoothly and provide a better experience for clients.
Why are we better positioned to serve the client within a team structure? How do we find the opportunity in short sales?
In this episode, I’m speaking with the host of the Think Bigger Real Estate Show, Justin Stoddart. We discuss how to do high volume on a small team, segmented workflows, and what we can expect with short sales.
It doesn’t take a lot of time to lead your team, you just have to do it well during the time that you have. -Michael Hellickson
Three Things You’ll Learn In This Episode
How teams provide a better experience than a solo agent A solo agent can’t be in two places at once, and they can’t be available to fill all the roles required to deliver a solid customer experience. With a team, there’s systems and leverage so there’s never delay or drop in the quality and consistency of the communication.
How to step away from production and still generate leadsSo many agents are too anxious to get out of production, but the decision is usually driven by ego or the wrong idea of running the team. Once we get out of production, the work doesn’t stop. Our new lead generation becomes recruiting, and we need to approach it the same way we approach lead generation.
How to prepare for short sale opportunities There is an opportunity for short sales in this current market. There are people who recently bought their homes and haven’t built up enough equity yet. Short sale opportunities come to us the same way every other lead does, by generating leads, having conversations, and following up.
Guest Bio
Justin is a Title and Escrow Industry Challenger at Old Republic and the host of the Think Bigger Real Estate Show. He is also the author of the upcoming book, The Upstream Model: The New Rules For Growing a Professional’s Business Margins and Identity. For more information, visit https://justinstoddart.com/ and follow on @justinstoddart.
29 min