Podcast: Crazy Sh*t In Real Estate TM

Agents meet new people, visit new places, and respond to changing buyer and seller needs. One of the most attractive experiences of working as a real estate agent is that no two days are alike. In this episode, Erica Rose Siegel talks about her craziest experiences as a Realtor® and how she overcame them. 

Key Takeaways To Listen For:

• Disadvantages of focusing too much as a Realtor®
• How Erica overcame her worst experiences as a Realtor®
• Benefits of building a relationship with your client and investors
• Understanding the other side of real estate transactions
• Positive impacts of knowing people with the same goal in the business

Connect With Erica: 

• Phone: (347) 378-9383
• Email: ericarosesiegel@kw.com
• Facebook: Erica Rose Siegel
• Linktree: @sellerbrateyoursuccess
• YouTube: Sellerbrate Your Success

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