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Event targets strategies of agents earning $180,000 to $1 million
annually
Thursday, September 19, 2002
Inman News
Features
Keller Williams
Realty this week staged a real estate boot camp in Austin, Texas,
focusing on the "basic training" of agents.
Six hundred
agents from around the nation, each earning $180,000 to $1 million
annually, flocked to the Millionaire Real Estate Agent Mega Camp
to get in on and share the secrets of top-producing success.
Discussion
topics included how to graduate to business ownership, how to
generate passive income through secondary commissions, generating
and marketing listings, generating and converting buyer sales
and building an administrative team.
"Rising
unemployment has been a challenge for many people in recent months,
especially here in Austin," said Gary Keller, founder and
chairman of Keller Williams Realty. "Yet the downturn has
not kept our attendees from making exceptional livings."
Seven millionaire
"mega-agents" from four competing real estate companies
participated as speakers, sharing their personal formulas for
business results.
Keller Williams
Realty International is an international real estate company with
210 offices across North America.
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