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Thanks, Reider! We appreciate the support.

Fair point. But, Amy has carefully built a local, vetted group of vendors in the SD market, so that her clients don’t have to vet them through platforms like Google and then cross their fingers. She creates trust with her network, and therefore, passes that trust along to clients. Referred vendors, especially for home care, are worth their weight in gold.

Thanks for your feedback. While I see where you are coming from, I respectfully disagree. Being a connector is not unnecessary, it’s a need; especially in residential real estate. If a connector chooses to charge money for business development, businesses will pay it if the opportunities are there. If there were no opportunities, they would pass. Therefore, and if done right, this can create a triple win: client, middle-person, and business.

you nailed it @dennyod323 🧐🧐 tim would fall under the extra soft crème whereas sean would be extreme hardness of the reggiano family. maybe even a blended munster jalapeno for some extra oomph

Hahaha, awesome. Triple Creme Brie all day, my man.

Hahaha, I love it. Thank you for sharing the official play-by-play, Brent.

We could not agree more!

Completely understand that viewpoint, @dustina6261. But, think of the everyday corporate employee or small business owner who has $100K sitting in an account and the goal is to put it into a rental property. Likely, they are getting traditional bank/lender financing. Buying a single family home, getting a tenant to put money in your pocket monthly, and then getting all of the tax benefits can be a valuable move for some; not all. We appreciate you watching and commenting, thanks!

I don’t work in that market personally, but I’m sure that’s a big reason why. Insurance has never been an everyday concern in my almost 25 year real estate industry career; but it is today. Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts, @seabass22!

You bet Brad - you do a great job with the ATO and one of our favorites

Hahaha! Our pleasure. Thanks for sharing, we appreciate it.

Bro this was the teaser vid. You have to view the full episode to see that Reid is offering the most revolutionary type of home inspection in the country.

Thanks for watching, Rick. Sorry, but I’m not understanding your comment. Maybe my fast Philly accent?

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Sorry, Philadelphians can talk fast and sometimes omit consonants. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching, Todd! We appreciate the feedback and support.

It can be an advantage as it forces you to branch out and create your own network. And not rely on friends who may or may not support you

All true. There are a lot of reasons why insurance companies are struggling right now. The strain is happening because all of these different factors are hitting all at once.

Agreed, thanks for watching!

Love it, thanks for sharing!

Thanks for sharing, @moultdog! We love getting feedback, comments, and stats. Interestingly, in 2023, the median age was 49 (my guess is that is mostly due to boomers also being a big buying group). It was 36 in 2022, depending on the source.

Great to hear that buying is better than renting in your local market. Thanks for sharing that!

We appreciate you sharing your thoughts, @jollytswift. Agreed, “life prices” need to come down. Sorry to hear about your current financial strains, and hope you got something out of our episode!

Great feedback, Robert! Thanks for sharing your thoughts.

@nicdominus you aren't wrong with this. I do think people can tell when the person leaving the review is a jerk or a normal person with a real beef. Our contention was that a bad review does lend for an opportunity to reply and show how real you are AND that a bad review mixed with many more reviews could lend some credibility

We would wager that it's just the opposite and his employees love working there

Hey, nothing wrong with a Droid; just ask Sean, haha. Thanks for your support, Christine!

Thanks, Tzorf! We appreciate the support, lots more episodes to come.