Loom is a great platform for adding all SOPs to video form - huge timesaver when it comes to onboarding, training, and familiarizing your staff with current systems- Create a tiered compensation structure for agents to incentivize the high-performersHope this helps!

Will the jays train people on what to avoid?

@Tom Jensen My financial advisor recommended WLI when I was finishing up my training and going out in the real world.

Your train of thought is a poor way of thinking.

Ask to see their training room. 

I have 3 VAs that make cold calls for me and I found that because I had started doing my own cold calling I was able to train them and advise them properly on how I wanted them to handle specific scenarios.

At this point, you could look into getting a real estate license and/or getting experience in construction/rehab by working for a contractor who is willing to train you. 

Different professional groups (such as narpm.org) can give you amazing training for that.If you are supposed to be supervised prior to you becoming a broker, maybe working with a sales company as a broker- associate would be the right way to go. 

Hi Rakesh, if you are serious about learning multifamily and going all-in, then you should get trained. 

When it comes to buying real estate training courses (presuming they are legitimate and no scams) there is tons of evidence that they work.