SamRE

People, Real Estate, Art

[Adam H. Klein | Selling CRE in Florida @AdamHKlein]

The most successful CRE brokers do the same thing…

50-60 calls per day
3-5 meetings per week
4-8 BOV’s per month
2-4 listings per month
8-12 closings per year

Simple, yet difficult

[David Cohen @TheDavidCohen_]

When it comes to OFF-MARKET deals:

Buyers want to deal with whoever’s direct to the seller’s ear.

What they aren’t interested in is BS daisy chain deals.

Fall in love with sourcing deals yourself, and any group (private or institution) will be begging you for opportunities.

[SamRE @mindful247]

@ChrandLord What do you feel like makes your market feasible? What markers do you look for to make the financing really make sense? I’m in the Midwest MN/WI area. Have never done owner financing before but need to start!

[SamRE @mindful247]

@TheDavidCohen_ DM sent. Might have someone for this.

[Cleopatra | Seduce Her 💋 @SeduceCleopatra]

You’re bored because you don’t do side quests, bro.

Life isn’t just work… and bed rotting.

Side quests build edge.
Edge builds identity.

Here are 100 side quests to complete:

Dangerous:
Boring life breaker…

[SamRE @mindful247]

@pepemoonboy If you were to start over your investing in your 20s-30s, right now, what direction would you take? Would love to hear perspective

[SamRE @mindful247]

@realestatedude0 B. Larger handles speak luxury and higher quality with durability. Have been noticing this more and more in the luxury market. Price difference is minuscule. Easy choice for higher upside 🤙

[StripMallGuy @realEstateTrent]

Commercial real estate is about math.

Residential real estate is about emotion.

[SamRE @mindful247]

Ahhh yes the people know they can always trust Wells Fargo and their judgment

[unusual_whales @unusual_whales]

JUST IN: Wells Fargo says AI is not in a bubble.

[Alex Hormozi @AlexHormozi]

You get lucky by staying in the game long enough for luck to find you.

[SamRE @mindful247]

@WeAre_TheFour @SamSpratt Appreciate you!

[SamRE @mindful247]

My current work in progress. It’s been a bit since I picked up the pencil.

Feeling inspired lately by @SamSpratt

[David Senra @FoundersPodcast]

My notes from Larry Gagosian (Billionaire Art Dealer) turned into maxims:

1. The best way to raise the price of something is to say that you would never sell it.

2. The competitive drive of self-made billionaires does not go into remission once they've made a fortune.

3. You can be so successful selling to the masters of the universe that you *become* one.

4. Art is just money on walls.

5. Genius is easy to understand.

6. Genius has the fewest moving parts.

7. Genius lies in ignoring the unimportant.

8. No shareholders. No one to answer to. Retention of complete control.

9. You can sell things that aren’t for sale.

10. Read biographies. There’s always a blueprint. Gagosian read every biography of Joseph Duveen. Duveen was the art dealer to the Robber Barons. Gagosian is that today.

11. Self-reflection is how you lose your edge. A shark keeps swimming.

12. Disinhibition can be a superpower.

13. A cold call can change your life because relationships run everything.

14. Don’t forget that relationships run everything.

15. Bluntness is appealing to busy people.

16. What is the establishment of an existing industry ignoring? The answer is an opportunity hiding in plain sight.

17. Expanding a market is the first step to owning it.

18. Find information asymmetries. Don’t tell other people about them. Not even your lover.

19. Earned secrets produce treasure maps.

20. Be default aggressive and never forget that everything is for sale.

21. A sharp eye for who matters is the skill of an industrialist.

22. Industrialists build large financial empires.

23. You can build a billion dollar business without formal meetings, protocol, bureaucracy, and hierarchy.

24. Sales solves everything.

25. Make 100 calls a day.

26. If you love what you do the only exit strategy is death.

27. Hire a scholar. More companies should hire the Samwell Tarly of their industry.

28. Don’t allow other people to burnish their ethics on your hide.

29. Go to where your customers are. Gagosian opened a gallery at a private jet airport.

30. Be as liquid as the day is long. You can buy things at a heavy discount in recessions.

31. Money flows fast when the customer believes the opportunity is fleeting.

32. Pricing is guesswork.

33. There is always somebody somewhere making a lot of money. Find them. Sell to them.

34. Five hundred years ago people were complaining money ruined art. They say the same thing today.

Episode 325 Larry Gagosian (Billionaire Art Dealer) is available in every podcast app now!

[SamRE @mindful247]

Chatter on Mount Herob - Brought to Life

[SamRE @mindful247]

@grok takes on the meaning of “Chatter of Mount Horeb”

@SamSpratt can you offer any insight? Would love to know your inspiration

[SamRE @mindful247]

“Chatter on Mount Horeb”

Excited to join the Herd and offer my observation. Thank you - ⁦@SamSpratt⁩ ⁦@OneLastSentinel⁩

[OneLastSentinel @OneLastSentinel]

Spent the last hour on the phone with my childhood best friend of 25+ yrs. Telling tales @SamSpratt's Story of Luci. The first skull mint - joining the council. To have an Eye, then Exodus. Now, an arrival, an old player, 2 masks. One, new to NFTs, an artist - will join the Masquerade. 💀💌📤@mindful247

[SamRE @mindful247]

@TheDavidCohen_ Happy birthday friend 🙏🏼 keep crushing

[StripMallGuy @realEstateTrent]

The cold-call is the most surefire get-rich-quick trick in history.