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Half the year is gone. Are you going to hit your goals?

We're half way through the summer months and more importantly, half way through the year.  How are you doing?  It's slow, I know.  Believe me, I know.
 
Now's a good time to stop and check your numbers and see how you are doing for the year and see if there is anything you can do differently for the rest of the year.
 
Keep you head up and push yourself and let's all have a really strong finish!

If you have any buyers that were qualified but never bought anything, keep calling on them with new properties.  If they are qualified in today's market, they are very valuable to your business.
 
One quick personal motivational story...

I was sitting in a restaurant with my badge on while waiting on take-out and struck up a conversation with someone beside me and it lead to real estate.. duh..  When I got up to leave, I gave her my card and she put it in her wallet while I was finishing our conversation.  But, and here's the good part..  before I could leave, the waitress heard us and she asked, "can I have a card too?"  It about floored me.  I didn't think anybody was listening...  I gave her 3 cards and she said she was going to call me!  Moral of the story, talk about real estate to anyone you meet while wearing your badge and see if you don't pick up some more prospects!

Also, if you are not calling me to pre-approve and close your buyers, try doing this for the rest of the year and let me show you how we close loans!

 

Sam Thompson,  PHH Mortgage - 843-230-7929

Senior Advisor - Helping you GROW your business!

www.activerain.com./luckydog1 - SC

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1 commentSam Thompson • July 19 2008 02:03PM

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I am meeting my goals, but it becomes more and more obvious every day that many are not. I made a list of ten mortgage businesses to visit this week from current advertising and web sites which I hoped could lead to more appraisal business. All ten of the offices were recently abandoned. While it is common for mortgage businesses to come and go, this was the first time all that I selected to visit were gone.

Posted by Greg Myers (G L Myers Real Estate Services) about 1 year ago

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