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  So I've been thinking a lot lately about all the things I'm doing for my real estate business.  Kinda going over the money that I'm spending and seeing what works and what doesn't. I am a new agent so I haven't really gotten fully off the bench as I work full time to support my wife and I.  A viscious cycle we have here as the time I need to spend on real estate so that I can produce the income I need to quit the other job is more then I can currently give. So I was wondering why Active Rain?  And thought I would ask everyone here and get the best information from the source. 

  First I was thinking that maybe I will cancel until I can attend a raincamp so that I can fully understand everything behind what Rain does. The next one that is closest to me is in Chicago and that is quite a while away. So I tryed thinking of things to stay until then and am coming up a little dry. I love blogging and the amount of information in this site is tremendous but I don't have to be a rainmaker to utilize the info.

  So what I want to know from everyone is why do you make it rain? 

  What are the benefits you get from being a rainmaker?

  What's the difference between my blog that is already set up and the outside blog that ActiveRain will set up and why should I have both?

  Let's go with the brass tax here, no need to sugar coat it, because I will see through that. :)  After all I am in sells and have been for quite some time. Just give it to me straight!  Should we or shouldn't we make it Rain in Louisville? :)

Brian Woodring

Keene Company Realtors

 


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Keene Company Realtors

Address: 3911 Baymeadow Drive, Louisville, KY, 40258

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