All Forum Posts by: Susan Baran
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Post: Fulltime car salesman and part-time real estate agent

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Hey Donald - Congratulations on your decision. You seem like a real go-getter, and thank you for your service! You can absolutely be successful in your career. I would recommend working with a mentor or coach - someone who can help you define your goals, and be accountable to for your daily actions needed to complete those goals. Just starting out, interview different brokers / teams / and other agents and see how they can help you launch your business. One of the things I learned early on - look for someone who has the results you want - and see how you can pour into their life. I know this sounds odd, but look for ways you can provide value and help those you look up to. The information and mindset you will gleam just being around them and in communication with them will make a huge difference in your career! Congratulations again! Wishing you all the best!
Post: RESPONSE MARKETING GROUP

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Dear Henry, as I have been learning Real Estate, and yes, as I previously posted - I had made the mistake of investing in Response Marketing. If you are still interested in bringing on a coach - I would recommend Chris McClatchy of Real Wealth. I find him to be genuine, caring and truly helpful. He does travel and speak at REIA's - so check with your local REIA to see if he is on the schedule. I just returned from his 3 day weekend event Instant Impact. In 3 days, I learned more about the art of negotiation and getting a deal done vs 16 weeks of "coaching" from Response. I hope this helps, and do wish you great success in your real estate career! Sincerely, Susan
Post: RESPONSE MARKETING GROUP

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I hate to admit it, I was one of the ones who bought into their program. In a nutshell, they teach you to wholesale - and their unlimited funding is a Proof of Funds letter to facilitate a double closing. You have to prove that you have the contract in hand before they offer the proof of funds. It was an expensive learning experience for me, but it did help me find a local REIA which I have learned more from and made better connections (um, you can find a local REIA by googling it, lol). I am holding them to their staying with me until I "do" my 3 deals - though the personal coaching has ended, I can call in for advice. My advice, get your refund while possible (I wish someone had told me this) - and get connected with experts in your area and online such as Bigger Pockets. In Fact - I get MORE out the blog posts on Bigger Pockets than I did from the very expensive lesson I had. I hope to save you some time and money my friend! Best wishes to you in your career!