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In this first episode, Bernice Ross and Greg McDaniel talk about making 2020 the best year ever. To start things off, we get introduced to Michael Gerber’s book, The E Myth. “In that book, he talks about this notion working on your business versus working in your business,” says Bernice, “Working on your business means that you take time to pull away from the working … Continue reading Make 2020 Your Best Year Ever
The Sunshine State is one of the country’s most stable markets. No super highs and no big dips. But is that a good thing? What are the stock levels like and what is consumer confidence like in the state in an election year? Antonia Mercorella from the REIQ has the lowdown. Continue reading Affordability a winner for Queensland – Antonia Mercorella
This week we are pleased to introduce Jimmy Mackin, the co-founder of Curaytor as well as the co-author of a brand-new book called, Exactly What to Say. His co-authors are the legendary Phil M. Jones, who has trained over two million salespeople, and fellow Curaytor co-founder Chris Smith, who authored the best-selling book, The Conversion Code. Jimmy joins us today for a powerful session that can … Continue reading Exactly What to Say for Real Estate Agents
Hardly a week has gone by when someone was not talking about the incredible run Tasmania has been having. When we caught up with Mark Berry from the Tasmanian Institute it was pleasing to hear him say it is going to continue. Hear his predictions for the Tasmania in 2020. Continue reading No sign of Tassie going backwards – Mark Berry
Brooklyn is one of five boroughs of New York City. Within it lies Industry City, once known as Bush Terminal in the Sunset Park neighborhood. In this episode, Patrick Whelan, Marcos Diaz Gonzales, and Andrew Kimball join Michael Stoler as they tackle how it has changed over the years. From neglected industrial space to innovation economy hotspot How Sahadi became a Brooklyn Institution and influence … Continue reading What's Happening at Industry City
For most business people, key focus has always been on sales and earning profit. However, there are instances wherein you may have the best item or property but that does not guarantee that it is saleable. Sam McIntyre of Tall Poppy Real Estate explains that for one to have an asset grow into passive income, prospecting people is key. How? Tune in to this week’s … Continue reading You must be PROSPECTING for People and not Properties
Each year, about this time, we like to take a trip around the nation to check in and get the low down on what events occurred in that area that impacted property prices in the preceding 12 months. This year we have extended that to take in New Zealand. This week in the show we will be joined by Kelvin Davidson with his thoughts on the year … Continue reading NZ becomes an investor market – Kelvin Davidson
The powerhouse market of New South Wales is one that has defied many property commentators with just how far it can go and how much price growth is left. Tim McKibbin says there is more juice in the market yet and he gives us his predictions. Continue reading More good times in Sydney – Tim McKibbin
It would be hard to find a market in Australia that has a tougher year than Western Australia. Despite that, when we caught up with Neville Pozzi from the WA Institute, he was able to tell us that there is a light at the end of the tunnel. Continue reading WA toughs it out – Neville Pozzi
Highlights from this week: WA toughs it out – Neville Pozzi More good times in Sydney – Tim McKibbin NZ becomes an investor market – Kelvin Davidson No sign of Tassie going backwards – Mark Berry Affordability a winner for Queensland – Antonia Mercorella Continue reading Still more juice in the NSW tank plus What makes Tassie tick and A look around Australia
