Episode Details

Amy Ransdell talks about how she started in real estate by negotiation short sales, become a licensed real estate agent, and ultimately becoming a sophisticated real estate investor.

She also shares what kind of mindset you need to have to succeed in real estate and how getting licensed in real estate adds hundreds of thousands in revenue.

Video Replay of Interview with Amy Ransdell

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SHOW NOTES
Amy Ransdell Shares How She’s Steadily Building Her Real Estate Empire in Atlanta

With Amy Ransdell, Real Estate Broker with Powerhouse Real Estate

Oct. 14, 2020

About Amy Ransdell
Amy Ransdell is a Real Estate Broker with Powerhouse Real Estate in
Atlanta, Georgia, the Founder/CEO of TheCollectiveRise Cam, the CMO
with REVAGlobal Real Estate Virtual Assistants, the Owner and
Acquisitions & Marketing Director with VIA Real Estate LLC and Atlanta
Property Partners, and a Certified Investment Property Expert (CIPE)
with Keys2Closing ~ RE Defined.

Amy is a transformation coach, an active real estate investor, real estate
investment mentor, real estate agent coach, investment strategist,
licensed real estate broker, brokerage owner, speaker, and marketing
lead for multiple companies.

Connect with or find more information about Amy at
facebook.com/artist.amy,
linkedin.com/in/amy-ransdell-realtor-atlanta,
instagram.com/amyransdell_bepowerhouse, or bepowerhouse.com

Show Notes
Steve and Amy discuss her career in building her real estate empire, her passion for mentoring and education, Neuro-Linguistic Programming and how you can use it to improve your business and your life, and truly becoming an entrepreneur.

Top 5 Takeaways from Amy Randsell:

5. Be at cause with your business, which means being in control of events, properties, and all other aspects of your investment company. The more you are in control, the fewer mistakes and emergencies you will experience and the less stress you will experience.

4. You need to know your numbers. If you’re not looking at your numbers, you will be wasting time and money.

3. Becoming an entrepreneur from a solopreneur is moving from being the one responsible for doing everything to hiring good people, training them well, watching the numbers and having the business running so that it can function even if you’re not there.

2. Investors should add a licensed realtor to their team. The training and perspective of a realtor is very different from that of an investor, so they approach properties from different viewpoints. Conversely, realtors should associate with or include investors in their businesses to bring an investor perspective and market properties to investors that are best suited for investors.

5. Training is the key to improving your business. Invest in good training, look into virtual VAs, and get your team well trained and continue their training. Set goals, track targets, know what you need to achieve to drive both revenue and profits. With good tra