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During the past few years, I would talk with agents across North America, and I could tell there were going to be some bumps in the road.  I would ask the agents to be just a little bit more careful.  I would ask them not to get the 95% interest only loan.  I would ask them to save a little money and not buy so many toys.  I would ask them to watch their overhead and initiate new lead generation systems that would supply a fuller pipeline.

This is a simple title that was created by years of tears.  In the last thirty-five years, I have been mentored by the best or I have mentored the best.  Violate the following rules at your own risk!  You can think up some reasons why these rules don’t apply, but over time, ignoring them will pay you back in the future.  Some agents pay me thousands of dollars to cure problems that probably wouldn’t have occurred had they followed “the rules.”

Sometimes, you have the right buyer who wants to buy from a seller that you think should have the motivation to sell.  This process can be frustrating. 

I recently received an inquiry about working with divorce attorneys, a practice that I did regularly as an agent in “no-fault” California!  I thought the exchange of information might be helpful to you in your lead generation systems, too.

Well, it’s my favorite topic – lead generation!  Below is an exchange that I had recently with an inquisitive agent. 

The information in my products is much easier to use if you understand the basic philosophy of high production real estate. 

As we’re quickly approaching 2012, the popular question among brokers and owners is “How do I get my agents to do more production in 2012?”  Below is my best advice on how to handle this challenge.

Have a mixed up seller?  Maybe this exchange will help you in dealing with your challenge, too.

Being involved with the most profitable systems in real estate, we are always adding updates and twists as technology develops.  It still makes the most sense to center on listings.  Go after the people most likely to list using the least expensive and least time-consuming methods. 

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