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...

There is beauty in Real Estate. Specifically, because the population is growing. In Real Estate you can receive a steady income that you can accurately predict and rely on, unlike typical sales roles. To attract the best clients and make the top dollars you have to start with focusing on becoming a top-producing Real Estate Agent. There are a number of books and references on selling but not much available on the topic of attracting a Real Estate clientele. In Real Estate the skill of persuasion is one you must develop. To get started there are 5 baby steps that you must take to begin a career. 1. Read books on influence, persuasion, marketing, and asset management 2. Write down and affirm your success, “I am closing 35 homes per year” 3. Find an agent with a lot of listings you connect with 4. Find a mentor to show you the way 5. Associate with others who are currently successful in Real Estate Getting your Real Estate License can be the better avenue when starting in real estate. ...

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