Hi I am 16 I just want try out and work in a estate agent as I am really good to find properties i just want to try it out. Do you think should i start when I finish school in June and work for a few months is that a good idea ?
Thanks for the content! I usually will write an email to estate agent to ask more details about the property or make an appointment for house viewing but many of them didn't reply.. 🙄
Hi Samuel Leeds ,I am 27 I av been left a 3 bed property worth 80 k in hartlepool next to Darlington, I have a minimum wage job at 300, I have no savings, and poor credit of say 5k debt I live at my mother's for 0 costs, could u give me any specific advice at all please, or a video recommendation would be much appreciated.
Remember the EA’s client is the owner, who pays them. They maximise their time to be the most productive ie set up viewings for people who they think will complete on a deal. Not tyre kickers or dreamers. Become someone credible with whom it’s worth their while to have a relationship with.
I wanted to understand something, I’ve been told that for first time buyer I need 5% of the property but if or when I’ll buy a second home I’ll have to have 50%. Is this true and if so how do you do it without investors?
Great video Samuel and thank you for providing fantastic content. I find the more conversations I had with estate agents and the better I started to word the questions that I asked, I have found that they will typically give out more and more key info on the background of the property which can help. I used to talk too much on the phone but when I started to take a step back and let them talk more I found I get more value out of the conversations. Keep up the great work!
Key advice here seems to be BUILD RELATIONSHIPS - it's the key in every single dimension of life, including property investing! I recommend the same- Great vid 👏🏾👌🏾
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If David Brent were an estate agent...
Great video and good advice 👍
Useless banter. Zero info. And please stop shouting it’s unbearable.
Sorry i failed to deliver on this one.
Are people really scared to talk to estate agents?!?! Doubt it
Hi I am 16 I just want try out and work in a estate agent as I am really good to find properties i just want to try it out. Do you think should i start when I finish school in June and work for a few months is that a good idea ?
Thanks for the content! I usually will write an email to estate agent to ask more details about the property or make an appointment for house viewing but many of them didn't reply.. 🙄
Please make a video about co-Deal sourcing
Well I think I’ve met my brother from another mother. 100% respect and I don’t give that out often
Big Mo
Hi Samuel Leeds ,I am 27 I av been left a 3 bed property worth 80 k in hartlepool next to Darlington, I have a minimum wage job at 300, I have no savings, and poor credit of say 5k debt I live at my mother's for 0 costs, could u give me any specific advice at all please, or a video recommendation would be much appreciated.
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Is it a mistake to tell an estate agent your maximum price for a house, over the phone before viewing ?
Another banger 🔥🔥
Much appreciated!
Been a while since I'v watched one of your videos, always worth a watch 👍
Hi mate, great content!
I have a question If I found a tenant for an estate agent would they pay me a commission on that introduction?
Thank you for this golden nugget🔥. Fear busting advice!! My confidence is now restored.
Great video and good advice 👍
Glad it helped
Remember the EA’s client is the owner, who pays them. They maximise their time to be the most productive ie set up viewings for people who they think will complete on a deal. Not tyre kickers or dreamers. Become someone credible with whom it’s worth their while to have a relationship with.
I wanted to understand something, I’ve been told that for first time buyer I need 5% of the property but if or when I’ll buy a second home I’ll have to have 50%. Is this true and if so how do you do it without investors?
Whoever told you that doesn't understand property. Nope, you'll only need 25% for a second home max.
Definitive Review thanks 😊 is it easy to get a second mortgage?
As an Estate agent j completely agree! When a buyer is helpful and friendly I always call them before a property comes on the market
Great video Samuel and thank you for providing fantastic content. I find the more conversations I had with estate agents and the better I started to word the questions that I asked, I have found that they will typically give out more and more key info on the background of the property which can help. I used to talk too much on the phone but when I started to take a step back and let them talk more I found I get more value out of the conversations. Keep up the great work!
Thanks for sharing!
Key advice here seems to be BUILD RELATIONSHIPS - it's the key in every single dimension of life, including property investing! I recommend the same- Great vid 👏🏾👌🏾
Well said!
Great stuff as always! Thanks man!
Glad you enjoyed it!