All Forum Posts by: Ronnie Cromwell

I was on my way home from an appointment, and came across this house that sparked my interest. It literally looked as though it had been abandoned. When I got back home and did a little research I found out that the owner had passed a little over a year ago. What should be my next steps in order to try and acquire this property? 

Hey Kobe, I'm at City Real Estate in Ennis, Tx. I really do like my brokerage and there's really not many options for me as I'm a full time employee at a family business as well (I kinda feel trapped).  To that statement however, I'd like to become full time realtor/ investor and have more time for my kiddos. Is that possible? I don't know. Is it worth a shot? Damn straight it is. So my goal is to search for a "tutor" if you will to help me advance as both realtor and investor. Many thanks for your input. 

I'd say the main thing I feel that I may need for being a realtor is a mentor. Now that sounds bad, because technically I do have an appointed mentor through my brokerage. She is very good at being a realtor, and very good at answering calls when I have a question. However, I don't feel that just answering questions over the phone is quite enough. I feel that there's training to be had that I haven't received. I know you may say change brokers, but I live in a small town 35 miles south of Dallas, Tx (and there's just not a whole lot around here). So I was thinking about hiring (outside of my brokerage) a coach/mentor/teacher or whoever may be available that can help me learn and master as much as I can on both the realtor (agent) and investor sides. Thanks again 

I'd say the main thing I feel that I may need is a mentor. Now that sounds bad, because technically I do have an appointed mentor through my brokerage. She is very good at being a realtor, and very good at answering calls when I have a question. However, I don't feel that just answering questions over the phone is quite enough. I feel that there's training to be had that I haven't received. I know many of you may say change brokers, but I live in a small town 35 miles south of Dallas (and there's just not a whole lot around here).  So I was thinking about hiring (outside of my brokerage) a coach/mentor/teacher or whoever may be available that can help me learn and master as much as I can. Thank you all for your help and replies!!! 

I’ve recently went active (on the market) with my first flip. I’d like to know how and where to find a coach in my area to help streamline my process for the next project. Anyone?

I’ve been a realtor slightly over a year now. While I feel pretty confident in the heat of the moment, I still feel a touch of doubt within myself. Which leads me to this question. How and where do I find a coach for this business in my area?