How Creating Opportunities & MOFIR Led to $50m in Year 3 — Will Van Wickler, ME

This guest is a perfect example of what you could be doing with your business – if you did everything right. At just 22 years old Will Van Wickler, a successful real estate agent in Maine and New Hampshire has built his business up to over $50,000.000 in sales in his 3rd year in real estate. He shares his journey and strategies for success in the industry. He emphasizes the importance of being a real estate investor and using personal investment stories to attract clients. Will discusses his property investment experience and his rule of acquiring at least one property a year. He also highlights the value of being a consultant rather than a salesperson, asking clients about their goals and providing personalized advice. Will shares his marketing strategies, including targeted social media content and building relationships with influencers. He also talks about his approach to creating opportunities for clients through developments and relationships with builders. Will's success in the higher price range is attributed to his niche focus and building a strong network. He emphasizes the importance of post-closing follow-up and being available to help clients beyond the transaction.

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