Most property managers, companies and real estate agents are a pain to deal with because they never want to pay upon completion. They have a lot of appliance work needed but they always want you to do the work first then submit an invoice and wait for payment 30-90 days later if ever and at a significantly discount price. They want to bill and receive payment (at a profit to them) from their clients first before they forward payment to you, the appliance repairman. Be VERY careful dealing with them.
@@ApplianceBoss Not yet Marcus. I'm just finishing up the modules for Appliance Boot Camp. I will be joining the Jan. 20th class which is 2 weeks away. I will be off to the races once I get hands on experience. I'm in the process of signing up for some 3rd party warranty companies for now. I'm starting fresh and new. Looking forward to this journey. I will be taking your advice for sure though. :-)
That’s always the toughest thing to do, you can record yourself doing the task or write out everything you do, they’re aren’t shortcuts because it’s your business
I want to create an appliance repair buisness. I want to hire a tech, a secretary and an accountant. I don't want to do the repairs but have the trusted tech to do so. How can I structure a buisness to operate largely without me?
Yikes. That's risky. You want to make enough money to hire someone and you need to be able to train them and supervise and correct their problems I'd they get in over their head. An accountant is every 6 months to hire them for specific jobs from another company. A bookkeeper is for the day to day stuff and make sure you stay up on your taxes and keep close tabs on them. They'll be part time... a couple hours a week if you only have one tech and they do things right. You need a system in place. You don't need a secretary... outsource it or answer the phones yourself. Your tech will be busy driving and with customers and fixing things. There is nothing passive about this business. You also have to advertise. Start with skills and a customer FIRST. Everything else is cheap and easy to outsource. If you want to be the boss... you have to be a tech if you are starting out small. Know the costs. The money in has to be more than the money out. Again... it all starts with a good tech and lots of customers. The rest is CYA. A boss is the least important position if you only have one tech. Know your wholesale distributers.
Maybe they aren’t the popular warranty company in the area. Call a real estate agent to see what they are selling with home. Also the good ones give you a trail first. The bad ones or desperate ones will send you a crazy amount of jobs. Select, choice and Liberty aren’t popular my way
@@ApplianceBoss What would be a reasonable counter offer to Samsung offer of $103.00 minor repairs and $182.00 major repairs including Sealed system repairs?
Thanks man how are you , I just started my appliance business it’s on and off , some weeks alot of calls some weeks slow . What is your Facebook I would like to contact you even if I have to pay you . Thanks
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Most property managers, companies and real estate agents are a pain to deal with because they never want to pay upon completion. They have a lot of appliance work needed but they always want you to do the work first then submit an invoice and wait for payment 30-90 days later if ever and at a significantly discount price. They want to bill and receive payment (at a profit to them) from their clients first before they forward payment to you, the appliance repairman. Be VERY careful dealing with them.
we had one go out of business on us, there were 3 unpaid tickets.
@@ApplianceBoss which is another problem dealing with them. With a few exceptions, Payment Upon Completion!
Great video bro! I agree with all this 🙌🙌🙌
Thanks
Thanks Marcus, appreciate the game!
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This is the info my company needed thank you!👍
Awesome 👍🏾 Glad that I can help, how long have you been in business?
@@ApplianceBoss just over a year.
Thank you so much brother. Very vital information.
Glad it was helpful! 🙏🏾
Hello bro. I've been trying to get advertisements for my appliance repair business and no one would help me. Thanks for the information.
No problem 👍🏾
"Spot on" video Brother 👊🏾
Thank you 🙏🏾
This is great‼️ Thanks for sharing Marcus. 😊
Are you doing any of these things in the video yet?
@@ApplianceBoss Not yet Marcus. I'm just finishing up the modules for Appliance Boot Camp. I will be joining the Jan. 20th class which is 2 weeks away. I will be off to the races once I get hands on experience. I'm in the process of signing up for some 3rd party warranty companies for now. I'm starting fresh and new. Looking forward to this journey. I will be taking your advice for sure though. :-)
Like your videos bro!
Thanks appreciate it 🙏🏾 new stuff coming soon
Great stuff
Thx
Great information bro.
Thanks appreciate it 🙏🏾
Thanks bro
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Great information
Thank you 🙏🏾 how many appointments are you getting a month?
How do you structure your company, what i mean is whats the flow of event? from first contact to collecting cash and spreading the message?
To much to type, maybe I’ll do a video
Interesting video
Thank you
Where do you learn how to fix appliances
Check out Appliance Bootcamp & TMM Appliance Network on TH-cam
how do you document the systems or are there any sample of documented systems i can download
That’s always the toughest thing to do, you can record yourself doing the task or write out everything you do, they’re aren’t shortcuts because it’s your business
💎What would you do with 300 calls? Are you doing more now?💎
Do you sell used appliances as well? & if so, how do you handle sales tax? Thanks!
No I don’t only Serivce
I don’t sell used appliances. If I did, I just collect it as it required by the county and pay it to the state like I do for parts
Hi! Was looking to see how I could get in touch with you? I filled out a request to be contacted form. Hope to hear from you soon!
Yes, 🙌🏾 I’ll reach out to everyone tomorrow
what are tge various document i need to run a repair business?
What do you mean?
I want to create an appliance repair buisness. I want to hire a tech, a secretary and an accountant. I don't want to do the repairs but have the trusted tech to do so. How can I structure a buisness to operate largely without me?
Hey thanks for watching, that’s a loaded question. There a many ways to work this business, it’s doable. Join the Facebook group and let’s chat
@@kidflykai03 yeah because if that tech leaves how does he expect to take on the services until he finds another tech, that’s an interesting issue 🤔
Yikes. That's risky. You want to make enough money to hire someone and you need to be able to train them and supervise and correct their problems I'd they get in over their head. An accountant is every 6 months to hire them for specific jobs from another company. A bookkeeper is for the day to day stuff and make sure you stay up on your taxes and keep close tabs on them. They'll be part time... a couple hours a week if you only have one tech and they do things right. You need a system in place. You don't need a secretary... outsource it or answer the phones yourself. Your tech will be busy driving and with customers and fixing things. There is nothing passive about this business. You also have to advertise. Start with skills and a customer FIRST. Everything else is cheap and easy to outsource. If you want to be the boss... you have to be a tech if you are starting out small. Know the costs. The money in has to be more than the money out. Again... it all starts with a good tech and lots of customers. The rest is CYA. A boss is the least important position if you only have one tech. Know your wholesale distributers.
How many calls “non sealed system” do your technicians run per day?
Hey depends on the skill level 5 min up to whatever they can do. 8-10ish
Bread and butter
Interested in the business . Where could I get training
Appliance Bootcamp
any link for it?
Signed w 3 hw companies: liberty, choice, select and they don’t give even 1 work order daily. OC
What am I doin wtongan?
Maybe they aren’t the popular warranty company in the area. Call a real estate agent to see what they are selling with home. Also the good ones give you a trail first. The bad ones or desperate ones will send you a crazy amount of jobs. Select, choice and Liberty aren’t popular my way
@@ApplianceBoss thanks man!
Who sets up your social media accounts?
I did 👍🏾
How do you get in with samsung/LG to get those warranty calls? dont see anywhere to sign up for that
You know it’s been a while, I think I just googled LG/Samsung authorized vendor
@@ApplianceBoss thanks 🙏
@@ApplianceBoss
What would be a reasonable counter offer to Samsung offer of $103.00 minor repairs and $182.00 major repairs including Sealed system repairs?
@@ilosappliancevideos47 whatever you need to be profitable, depends on your business needs
Thanks man how are you , I just started my appliance business it’s on and off , some weeks alot of calls some weeks slow .
What is your Facebook I would like to contact you even if I have to pay you .
Thanks
Thanks 🙏🏾 The group link is in the description