@Theesan Pather is there an option to make a group and leader boards etc ?

@Theesan Pather interesting ill look into see if we can use it for this community that would be awesome

Love this. This is exactly how it starts 👊 67 doors → 8 real convos → 2 appointments in your first ever knock is a massive win. Most people don’t even get out of the car. You’re doing a few things very right already: - New licence but straight into action - Working an area with recent solds + terminations - Consistent 3-hour blocks - Simple, confident opener “Have you seen me in the area lately?” is elite The terminations are where the gold is. They’re already thinking about selling you just need to be the calm, consistent face they keep seeing. Keep it boring. Keep it repeatable. Keep knocking the same streets until they expect to see you. You’re not “trying door knocking”… you’re becoming the local agent. More doors = more luck. Keep us posted and don’t slow down 🔥

@Rachel Elliott try different times until you find best conversion rate , 3 hours is plenty per day

Hey Xin, Yes, it is a challenge. I remember when I went commission-only, I had a second job doing night shift at the time. It helped, but if I could go back in time, I would just focus on prospecting more instead of working a low-paying job just to get by. Because when you get real momentum, the money really starts coming in. I still remember the month I made more than my entire yearly salary from the year before. So just know that month is coming. Put in the work like actually put it in and you will be rewarded.

Hi Bill When you lock in the appraisal, if you can’t find all the property info online call them beforehand and get everything over the phone. Beds, baths, upgrades, condition, motivation go in prepared before your 10-minute appraisal. I attach a minimum of 4 comparable sales. Make sure they’re genuinely comparable not just random sales in the suburb. Similar size, condition, location, land, etc. Take the comparables with you to the appraisal and leave them behind with: Your marketing material • Business cards • Fridge magnets • Anything branded At the end, ask:“Would you like me to formalise this into a written appraisal and email it through?” If they say no, I just write the price on the printed report I brought, date it, and leave it with them. Simple. Now for follow-up 👇 Cold → Call yearly + send sale updates through the year via text Warm → Call quarterly Hot → Call weekly The money is in the follow-up. Stay consistent and you’ll win listings others forget about.

Strong buyer work. Know what they want. When you walk into a listing you already know who is going to buy it. Most importantly prospect prospect prospect

@Xin Xidane Sorry I missed this comment 🤝 Strong buyer networks are built the same way listings are consistent reps + real conversations. A few things that work (and actually compound): - Every appraisal = buyer intel Ask every seller what they’d buy next, where, and at what price. Most become buyers before you even realise it. - Open homes are buyer farms Don’t just take details ask timelines, finance status, and what they’ve missed out on. Follow up properly. - Door knocking = buyers too Tenants, upsizers, downsizers, neighbours watching the street. Log everything in your CRM. - Call your companies CRM ask for old open for inspection details you can call - Match buyers before listings When buyers feel you’re actively working for them, they stick. Speed + honesty builds trust fast. More conversations = more buyers = more leverage = more listings 💥