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    • “Perceived Luck” With Manhattan Real Estate Agent James Maaba

      “Perceived Luck” With Manhattan Real Estate Agent James Maaba
      Sep 14 2022
      On this week's episode of The Millennials and Money, our guest Manhattan Real Estate Agent James Maaba shares his Money Story. Hear how after high school James found a job earning minimum wage working the front desk at a real estate office where he was “happily unchallenged and content”, that is until he saw the commission checks of the Agents he worked with were earning. After seeing the earning potential firsthand it sparked something in James, and he ran with it. He eventually got licensed as an Agent and began to grind like never before after posting properties endlessly on Facebook and showing after showing it took over 4 months for James to make his first close. Eventually, the right person saw the work ethic that James demonstrated with his consistent post and reached out to James to offer him a partnership, and James has been crushing the Manhattan Real Estate space ever since. James focuses on multi-family apartment spaces, he also owns two rental properties himself at only 22 years of age, while still living at home with his parents. You don’t wanna miss this one. Enjoy the show.
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      1 h et 3 min
    • “I slang houses for a living” with Tyson Redmond Part 2

      “I slang houses for a living” with Tyson Redmond Part 2
      Aug 5 2022
      On this week's episode of the Millennials and Money Podcast hear part 2 of Tyson Redmond’s Money Story. Tyson shares the driving factor behind his decision to get into real estate after previously swearing it off. Hear how despite it taking 7 months for Tyson to make his first sale as a real estate agent he never quit. 11 years into the business Tyson has experienced lasting success and is motivated to continue to grow because he loves winning and every sale feels like a win both for him and his clients. Enjoy the show “I slang houses for a living part 2”- with Tyson Redmond
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      46 min
    • “I slang houses for a living” with Tyson Redmond Part 1

      “I slang houses for a living” with Tyson Redmond Part 1
      Aug 1 2022
      On this week's episode of the Millennials and Money Podcast, our guest and Real Estate Agent with Remax Tyson Redmond shared his Money Story. Tyson grew up in the Bay Area where he was a high school track star, his father was an accountant and his mom was a Real Estate Broker. Growing up so close to Real Estate Tyson was determined to have nothing to do with it, he was content with the office job he got out of high school where he was earning a comfortable salary that he used to purchase his first home. Tyson’s world changed when he had his son, after a custody battle with his son's mother left him buried in debt and legal fees he was forced to short sell his house. Tyson saw Real Estate as the conduit between his current position and where he desired to be. He got his start working for his mom delivering repossession notices to homeowners whose properties were being repossessed by the bank. Eventually, Tyson went on to get his Real Estate License where it took him seven months to make his first sale but it was all worth it. Be sure to tune in next week to hear part two of “I slang houses for a living” with Tyson Redmond.
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      51 min
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