This can be one of the toughest times in your real estate career. You’ve gotten busy enough to need some help but not so busy that you can easily afford to pay for it.
When you consider all of the options available to you it can become very overwhelming. Do you need a Transaction Coordinator an Assistant? What’s the difference anyway??? If you get an Aassistant, should it be a Virtual Assitant? A Shared Assistant? A Part Time Assistant? A Full-Time Assistant?
How much should you pay for all of these jobs? How do you train the person you hire? How about implementing the system you never bothered to create?
I get it, and I can help. First, read this blog post to help you parse all of the information… and then call us to discover how we can help. Not only can I give you some help with what type of help you need, I can get you a discounted rate on a Virtual Assistant or Transaction Coordinator trained by me. And if you have any problems, you can always contact me to help.
A Transaction Coordinator focuses on your transactions and is paid by the transaction and not a salary of hourly. It is a great option to “dip your toe in the water” and start to get assistance and leverage your time. Some common tasks performed by a Transaction Coordinator are:
Your New Transaction Coordinator Is Trained and Backed-Up by Greg so you can be assured your TC will be ready to either help you create a system or will be able to work in your system.
A Virtual Assistant is another option to “dip your toe” in the water and get assistance and leverage your time. The Virtual Assistant will cost more, but they on anything you need assistance with including your CRM, your transactions, social media, etc. They communicate with you virtually and are paid either hourly or weekly. Some common tasks performed by a Virtual Assistant are:
Your New Virtual Assistant Is Trained and Backed-Up by Greg so you can be assured your Virtual Assistant will be ready to either help you create a system or will be able to work in your system.