Hi everyone! Greetings from Edmonton, AB Canada! I’m a real estate broker and team leader with 12 years of experience in the industry. Our team is just shy of 50 associates across North America. I’m looking forward to connecting with all of you!🙋🏻‍♂️

You’re here because you want more—more money, more success, and more freedom in real estate. You’ve come to the right place. I’m Alex Moisii, and if you’re ready to put in the work, I’ll show you exactly how I turned my first two years into £1,060,000 and shook up the real estate game in the UK to help sell over £235,000,000 of real estate in under 4 years. But enough about me—I want to hear from YOU. Drop an introduction in the 'Introduce yourself 👋🏼' section and tell us: 1. Who you are 2. Where you’re from 3. What you want to achieve in real estate This isn’t a passive group. We’re here to take action, share wins, and make real money. No excuses. So if you’re ready to revolutionize your real estate career, let’s get to it. Let’s go. 💥

I expect everyone to engage. comment your answers below and let’s find the best solution together 🤘🏻

🚨 The most valuable piece of content you will watch today 🫵🏼🫵🏼 I often get inquiries from people looking to work with us. Crests The answer is almost always a straightforward No. Not because we're not hiring, but because we know what it takes to stand out in a competitive environment. We simply don’t want to waste anyone’s time. Sending a generic email with your AI-generated CV or a LinkedIn message outlining your skills and desires won’t cut it. Everyone does that. If you can’t build a genuine connection with me, how will you build meaningful relationships with clients? And then I get this: 🫵🏼 WATCH AND LEARN In a world where everyone is so generic, it costs you nothing to be original. To cut a long story short, we look forward to welcoming Vania to the team, I have no doubt that she will smash it 😤

Hi All, I want to test the room with how everyone gets on with letters for prospecting. (Just over a month in the game) Do you have set letters for certain types of properties (slow movers, price reductions etc)?, do you even bother with them? if so, whats the response? or do you just go in for the door knock over letters? I had some amazing advice given to me last week and it has worked - I just wanted to see how the rest of you play it when it comes to this kind of prospecting. Thanks all. (Alex, ¿puedo dormir en tu habitación de invitados cuando reciba la invitación para venir?)