Heres the thing, use the country GIS system to look up the lot with the home on it. You can take the square footage of the roof from that and there is your bid. Same for yards.
Great video and content! If the music volume could be lowered so I don’t have to turn it down myself and then turn it back up when there is talking so I can hear what’s being said, that would be terrific!
Never make the first offer in a negotiation, i was offered about 33-30% and took it because I felt it was fair anything below 15% I would’ve asked him the take home profit for his business and I would say “if I gave you $X for free would you turn it down because u felt it wasn’t enough?”
@@Ronin.rider.reviews hey man you seem knowledgeable on this. Khris’s videos didn’t go through everything on how to do it, such as the website that you send the leads to.. how do you create that and what do you put in it? And also, what if you give a client a quote and then the contractor you hire gives a completely different quote??
@@zwalk1430 Ya I understand, I had to put together a lot of the pieces myself. But for these types of leads for a website I thought it would be best to do a landing page where they see some of the work that is possible but I also made it clear that we can do any kind of work (because u can find a contractor for any kind of work). I put the contact info at the bottom and put a section for people to put in their info and a description about the kind of job they want to do. I used other construction and professional companies as an example for the rest of the junk u put on it.
@@Ronin.rider.reviews thank you heaps that helps a lot. What did you do in regards to the quoting? Such as if you have them a quote and then the person/company you’re contracting to do the job gives a completely different quote. Or is your quote just an estimate and not what you’re actually going to charge, with the contractors quote being what you’ll actually charge them.
@@zwalk1430 well it’s understandable when people want to know the price up front and well Theres no pitch i just be honest with them that prices completely vary from job to job and that the contractor will let them know exactly how much and since it’s a free consultation, no harm no foul if it’s too much
My question is, what happens if the contractor you assign work to doesn't hold up to their end of the deal? How do you deal with that? Weather it's the contractor no showing the client, whether that the work is incomplete, or substandard? How do you combat that?
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Most roofers in the area are already booked up. How in the word would I convince a company to give me a 5% commission for getting them clients if they already have an online Website that is bringing them clientele’s and are most likely booked up for the season.
Most businesses I know always need to keep their pipeline full once the job is completed they need to go on to the next job as soon as possible they don't want to have gaps a lot of their workers and move on to a another roofing company and they cannot advertise everywhere to generate the leads
How is he making $$$ from the roofer? Ask for a commission? I have a roofing buddy that’s been in the business for years. I also have a buddy with a tree company.
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I don't really understand your numbers. Here's how I broke it down. If we're just talking about his roofing jobs, he said he got 8 jobs, and is at about $4,800 in profit. $4,800 divided 8 jobs is about $600 per job. If $600 per job is 5% then the total of the roofing job is $12,000. The national average is 8k for a roofing job, with a typical range of 5k to 11k, so relatively what he says makes sense.
Can’t see how many visits during which you have to measure lawn or anything else can be made in 2 hours per day when it involves driving .... from location to location
Yes, exactly what you can do is, find about 5 companies in a certain industry (for this example lets just say roofing), reach out to them & tell them that you are getting many qualified leads for roofing jobs & that you would be happy to create a partnership where you send them over these leads. Then negotiate a commission you will get from a closed lead (I suggest 7% or higher for roofing). The reason why you reach out to 5 companies is because that leaves room for you to weigh your options & have leverage, therefore you can ensure that you are getting the commission you want because you don't have all your eggs in one basket. Side note: many of these companies are contacted by other lead services that operate in a lead pool, meaning they sell access to a lead list to many different companies & it is very competitive. It helps to let them know that you will be exclusively handing individual leads off to them & they wont have to compete for the lead once they get it.
@@becketfusik2258 It sounds like you know your stuff. Have you been doing this yourself? If so, for how long? Is it lucrative? What was the best source for you to learn? Also my immediate thought is, how do you make sure you don't get screwed and these companies get away with your leads without paying you? Thanks for your insights!
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I mean that right now the real estate property rates are affordable but how we are going to start the investment when the rates of the properties are going to rise very high
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Heres the thing, use the country GIS system to look up the lot with the home on it. You can take the square footage of the roof from that and there is your bid. Same for yards.
I love the confidence change from the first and second videos. Pure magic.
Great video and content! If the music volume could be lowered so I don’t have to turn it down myself and then turn it back up when there is talking so I can hear what’s being said, that would be terrific!
Do you need to have anything in place to make sure you get your commission?
Has anyone done this and what have you made first month?
So what is the software that you are using to track the leads?
Snake oil saleman arent going too tell you how 😂
Chris can you explain with doing this side hustle. How does it work with filing taxes?
What percent is comfortable to negotiate with the contractor?
How do I charge the contractor? What percentage? Or do they give me the cost of the job and then I go and up the price to the customer?
Never make the first offer in a negotiation, i was offered about 33-30% and took it because I felt it was fair anything below 15% I would’ve asked him the take home profit for his business and I would say “if I gave you $X for free would you turn it down because u felt it wasn’t enough?”
@@Ronin.rider.reviews hey man you seem knowledgeable on this. Khris’s videos didn’t go through everything on how to do it, such as the website that you send the leads to.. how do you create that and what do you put in it? And also, what if you give a client a quote and then the contractor you hire gives a completely different quote??
@@zwalk1430 Ya I understand, I had to put together a lot of the pieces myself. But for these types of leads for a website I thought it would be best to do a landing page where they see some of the work that is possible but I also made it clear that we can do any kind of work (because u can find a contractor for any kind of work). I put the contact info at the bottom and put a section for people to put in their info and a description about the kind of job they want to do. I used other construction and professional companies as an example for the rest of the junk u put on it.
@@Ronin.rider.reviews thank you heaps that helps a lot. What did you do in regards to the quoting? Such as if you have them a quote and then the person/company you’re contracting to do the job gives a completely different quote. Or is your quote just an estimate and not what you’re actually going to charge, with the contractors quote being what you’ll actually charge them.
@@zwalk1430 well it’s understandable when people want to know the price up front and well Theres no pitch i just be honest with them that prices completely vary from job to job and that the contractor will let them know exactly how much and since it’s a free consultation, no harm no foul if it’s too much
Crazy! I have thought about a way to sell for a lot of contractors. BOOM!!! This is the way! Congratulations Trent! Thank you for sharing!!!
Whats bids?
Kind Sirs, where are the links??
Anyone know if he has a course for this?
My question is, what happens if the contractor you assign work to doesn't hold up to their end of the deal? How do you deal with that? Weather it's the contractor no showing the client, whether that the work is incomplete, or substandard? How do you combat that?
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What business model is this ?
Most roofers in the area are already booked up. How in the word would I convince a company to give me a 5% commission for getting them clients if they already have an online Website that is bringing them clientele’s and are most likely booked up for the season.
Just do it and ask there will be one that say yes 😉
Most businesses I know always need to keep their pipeline full once the job is completed they need to go on to the next job as soon as possible they don't want to have gaps a lot of their workers and move on to a another roofing company and they cannot advertise everywhere to generate the leads
How is he making $$$ from the roofer? Ask for a commission? I have a roofing buddy that’s been in the business for years. I also have a buddy with a tree company.
Kris Krohn = Legend
What is this called exactly? I would like to learn more but don’t know what to look up
Watch the last 2 vids. They explain it
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Kris Krohn. Thanks
@@KrisKrohn hi my name is russell im in Jacksonville florida i was wondering how do i become apart of the team
How is he making 1200 per job? He said he gets 5%? Does the man who wants to get his roof done pay 240,000?
Lmao this is fake
I don't really understand your numbers. Here's how I broke it down. If we're just talking about his roofing jobs, he said he got 8 jobs, and is at about $4,800 in profit. $4,800 divided 8 jobs is about $600 per job. If $600 per job is 5% then the total of the roofing job is $12,000. The national average is 8k for a roofing job, with a typical range of 5k to 11k, so relatively what he says makes sense.
This is amazing
Love this! Thank you, Kris!
How much commission do you attempt to get out of the guy, that’s doing all the work?
He makes you pay over 950 dollars on how to learn to do this
950 dollars?! ...👉🤯
Well maybe the idiots need to learn the hard way.
did you u=buy the program and if so did it go well?
@@Forawrd no I didn’t buy it cause of how much it was
What's the potential ROI though? Being able to quit your job and control your own career? Not a bad investment
Can’t see how many visits during which you have to measure lawn or anything else can be made in 2 hours per day when it involves driving .... from location to location
Keep watching the videos… Never get in your car… Never drive anywhere… Do it all through text
Does anyone know know if from the lead what do you make them sign up for
This is awesome. Thank you Kris
Amazing
It's all fun and games until the contractor watches the video 😂
Let’s be honest they are not watching KK on TH-cam!
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Hi Kris I just started watching your videos and I'm actually 14 years old and I wanna go into the real estate field
Mr Samj.Avi can guide you reach him. His a strategist
Anup kumar I’m 20 years old is he still willing to help guide a young man trying to get into this industry?
@@vastlyzay2247 yes.. Reach him.. He can guide you. I still work with him. I love his honesty
I want in
So I just have to contact companies and then make a deal that I make advertises from their services?
Yes, exactly what you can do is, find about 5 companies in a certain industry (for this example lets just say roofing), reach out to them & tell them that you are getting many qualified leads for roofing jobs & that you would be happy to create a partnership where you send them over these leads. Then negotiate a commission you will get from a closed lead (I suggest 7% or higher for roofing). The reason why you reach out to 5 companies is because that leaves room for you to weigh your options & have leverage, therefore you can ensure that you are getting the commission you want because you don't have all your eggs in one basket. Side note: many of these companies are contacted by other lead services that operate in a lead pool, meaning they sell access to a lead list to many different companies & it is very competitive. It helps to let them know that you will be exclusively handing individual leads off to them & they wont have to compete for the lead once they get it.
Hope that helps
What do you make them sign up for from the lead?
@@becketfusik2258 It sounds like you know your stuff. Have you been doing this yourself? If so, for how long? Is it lucrative? What was the best source for you to learn? Also my immediate thought is, how do you make sure you don't get screwed and these companies get away with your leads without paying you? Thanks for your insights!
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I'm following along but I have no idea what you are doing whatsoever!
do you have a course on this?
I recommend Mr Samj.Avi his a strategist and one of the best account manager I have worked with
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I'm excited to do this!
You guys got to cut the ....Noise.....out. Fire your video guy . Get one who knows his job.
Hey kris ! I was wondering if this "real estate" thing is gonna work after 5 to 10 years later
What do you mean?
@@GRecordss didnt get it either
I mean that right now the real estate property rates are affordable but how we are going to start the investment when the rates of the properties are going to rise very high
@@sagarbhati2138 wait for them to drop again and buy?
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This looks doable.
Hey kris could a 14 year old do this kind of thing?
Ye thats what im saying
Kris show us the way. Thank you!
Love this...
Hey
Help!! I need this in my life!!
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Bro this guy sounds like butch Hartman if he had too much to drink
Idk kinda sus
Shi you should send me a million if I like your video