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Four Things Big Producers Do Each Day For Success In Real Estate

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1.  They continue follow up on leads they already have.  They have goals set for each month's production and they follow up on enough leads to accomplish their goals.  They know how many listings and sales they need each month.  One hour, 3 days per week for these follow ups.

2.  Big producers are conscientious about service.  Questions to ask yourself: Do you talk to your listed seller's each week?  Do you speak to each of your pending seller/buyer clients each week?  You get the picture.  One hour each week to stay in touch with all your clients.

3.  They schedule one hour each week, reviewing their work:  How did I do?; What next?; How many sales?  How many goals reached?; Is my business growing?, etc.

4.  They have a mental and emotional capability to quickly snap back after something goes wrong; they forgive themselves, they recommit and then get back into the game.

 

 

 

Lisa Friedman
Alliance Realtors - Bedminster, NJ
Central New Jersey Real Estate

Words to live by. In a perfect world, I strive for these things.  But have not been disciplined enough to have them occur as often as they should.  Thank you for the reminder.

Jun 24, 2008 02:54 PM
Michael Smalley
Waterstone Mortgage - The Wellington Group - Winter Park, FL

Good post, I call these daily disciplines of Top Producers.

Jun 24, 2008 02:57 PM
Kate Elim
Dockside Realty - Spotsylvania, VA
Realtor 540-226-1964, Selling Homes & Land a

Hi Robert...This is a very good check list to help keep us on track. 

Thank you.

Kathleen

Jun 24, 2008 02:58 PM
John Bucco
Liberty Realty - Hoboken, NJ

I agree with all of these things but big producers also have someone doing their paperwork (assistant) and mostly all other behind the scene work.

Jun 24, 2008 03:00 PM
Roseann Annis
Prudential Homesale Services Group - Camp Hill, PA

Robert, thanks for the great checklist to help us become and remain Top Producers.  The first item on your list is the toughest for me.  It's not a question of devoting sufficient time to follow up leads.  For me, it's precisely how to follow up on leads obtained from a variety of souces- especially via Internet.  I know that we should respond to a lead in the same format we received it.  So often, there is no response from the other end.  Does this happen to you?

Jun 24, 2008 03:04 PM
Joan Whitebook
BHG The Masiello Group - Nashua, NH
Consumer Focused Real Estate Services

Some good ideas here.  However, here is my question -- where are they getting all those leads?

Jun 24, 2008 03:12 PM