Dec 18, 2017
Growing a real estate business sounds easy and exciting and should always be the long-term goal of any company. Sometimes we get caught up with the potential earnings we can make; however, and it can cause us to try to grow as fast as possible. Some companies can get away with it; most don’t and those who don’t often end up wasting resources and time. Jared has an extensive experience overseeing the growth of a large real estate company, and he says sometimes you have to go slow in order to go faster later.
Today’s episode will focus on how to efficiently scale a real estate company. Jared shares what’s it’s like to run a turnkey business, his ups and downs during the past year, and why he insists on carefully filtering who works for your business. He also sheds light on the importance of property management as well as why the excellent companies do advertising differently.
“Sometimes going just fast enough to maintain good control is what helps you win the race in the long run.” – Tom Obenchain
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