This is Christina Krause’s second guest appearance and she’s back dropping some serious wisdom. She is the Owner of PostImpact and an investor herself. What makes Christina so valuable to her real estate clients is that she can dive into your numbers, understand what’s going on, and make some tweaks, so that you come out on a completely different level from your competition. Get out of your head, focus on your genius zone, and get to work!

Alex shares some growing pains he’s been experiencing in the business lately. He has on-boarded some new talent as well as shifted some of his team members around so that they’re in a more elevated and suited role for their talent and expertise. These adjustments take time, but it’s on you, as the leader, to make sure things are running the way they should be.

Fernando Angelucci got started in wholesaling when he was 22 years old. Five years later, he has his own wholesale business, single-family rentals, and even self-storage facilities. Fernando takes the abundance mindset to the next level and gives his referral partners 50% of the profits after each closing. Fernando has a ton of amazing and practical strategies to share! Find out how he has made such progress over the last few years on this week’s show.

Alex had some questions last week on how you can build better rapport on the phone with sellers. No matter what you do, remember the FORD acronym and get sellers talking a little bit more about what matters the most to them in their lives.

Episode 300! Thank you so much for tuning in and listening to these podcasts. Alex would love to connect with you, so feel free to reach out! For this special episode, Alex shares his team’s daily huddle process and gives you a sneak peek at his extended family and how everyone works together.

Alex shares an awesome tip that’s been working with his team. Last year, one of the problems he was having was that his team was over-qualifying the leads, but this year, they’ve opened up the criteria and are getting in front of more sellers (even if they don’t seem motivated). Another tip is that Alex’s lead manager has been spending much more time on the phone with these potential sellers to build rapport and to really dive deep as to why they’re selling!

Frank Curtin is an EOS implementer, business strategist, and has a background in project management and supply chain management. Frank has been Alex’s EOS implementer and has helped Alex improve his systems and company culture. On today’s show, Frank shares why it’s important to have a flexible system for your organization, some top mistakes he sees real estate investors make, and how you can get started!

Alex has been doing a lot of reflection lately and he has noticed that it’s important to feel pressure to help push you. He understands that there are people in his life that rely on his success and that’s sometimes a lot of responsibility to handle. However, instead of stressing out about it, embrace it and use it to pull you into becoming the best person you can possibly be.

Will Hull started real estate investing five years ago and ended up closing on 160 deals last year! Will has a ton of takeaways for you today, so grab a pen and paper. On today’s show, Will shares why it’s sooo important to follow up with a seller within 30 days after an appointment, being flexible with your exit strategies, and he even shares his follow-up process so that quality leads don’t slip through the cracks.

Alex recently hired someone off of Fiverr to help aggregate his data so that he could better detect patterns in his business. After a three-year analysis of his business, he discovered some very interesting things and has some possible solutions for it. On the show. Alex encourages you to do this exercise as well to see if you can optimize and improve the way you do business!