Your first real estate check, no matter how big or small it is, is going to be the sweetest check you’ll ever cash. When Gavin closed his first deal and got a $1500 check, it wasn’t the amount that he loved. It was the confirmation that … [Read more...]
986 » Doing Deals Virtually from India While Still Managing a Non-Profit Full Time with Gavin Timms and Josh Howard
In the summer of 2020, Josh Howard saw that his work with Central India Christian Mission could be enhanced if he was earning more money on the side. However, he didn’t want to add a full-time W-2 job to his already full-time non-profit … [Read more...]
983 » Outsource Your Weakness and Play to Your Strengths with Gavin Timms, Steve & Coco
The first few times that Gavin got on a coaching call with Steve and Coco, he could see that Steve was really not into real estate investing. He was just depressed because he couldn’t see how it could ever possibly work for him. The problem … [Read more...]
976 » Case Study – NoDeadLeads.com with Chris Arnold & Gavin Timms
As you move into a new market, you’re building rapport and trust with local wholesalers, partners, and investors, so you’ve got to come through with what you promise. If you’re not good at follow up, you’re losing out on potentially tens of … [Read more...]
975 » Coaching Call with Gavin Timms & Nolan: I Can’t Handle the Amount of Leads
As a coach, Gavin is pretty focused on getting his coaching clients set up with a system that will help them build the real estate business that supports their dreams. But sometimes his clients run up against real life, and they need to do … [Read more...]
972 » The Best Way to Scale Your Real Estate Business with Gavin Timms
Some people come into this business to create a job for themselves. They’re out there every day working this business just like they did when they had a W-2. If this is you, Gavin suggests you take a step back and ask yourself: what are you … [Read more...]
970 » How to Become “Stimulus Ineligible” – Part 2 – Make $75K+ A Year in 2021
You don’t have to be smart or good-looking, and you don’t have to spend thousands of dollars on marketing and virtual assistants to become “stimulus ineligible”. Gavin and I are going to keep it simple and talk about the steps you need to … [Read more...]