The Blueprint For Becoming a Successful Broker - Kyle Matthews - Founder of Matthews REIS

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  • Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
  • Kyle Matthews is the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Matthews Real Estate Investment Services™ and has served in this role since the company’s founding in 2015. Matthews™ is the parent company of a diversified group of real estate service, investment, debt, leasing, and asset management firms. Through Kyle’s leadership, Matthews™ has become one of the country's largest commercial brokerage firms in both transaction volume and by a number of agents and employees. Prior to founding Matthews™, he led Matthews Retail Group, Inc. to become the number one real estate investment sales group at a publicly-traded, global real estate investment service company. Under his guidance, Matthews™ has experienced total revenue growth of 1,225% in the company’s first five years since its founding and has grown from 18 agents and employees to presently over 400. Furthermore, Kyle oversees the expansion of Matthews™ with the footprint having expanded from one office in El Segundo, CA, to over 14 offices nationwide.
    On this episode Chris & Kyle talk about:
    ➡️ His story of becoming a broker and eventually starting Matthews
    ➡️ The characteristics and work ethic of the best brokers
    ➡️ Why having fun is important in business
    ➡️ What's going on in the current real estate market
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    👉 Matthews REIS: www.matthews.com/
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Комментарии • 10

  • @Greg_Chase
    @Greg_Chase 4 месяца назад +1

    At time 1:58:00, KM mentions "we work hard now, when we're younger, so that one day we will have the luxury of never having to work again"
    He's talking about retiring, stopping a daily grind of work. You can't do that.
    The work ethic, the ambition, the cleverness/grit - those are your PERSONALITY TRAITS. You will not successfully 'retire your personality'
    Very few people know this. It's a reason why so many people don't live too long if they force themselves to stay retired.
    For anyone who built business, the novelty of "nothing productive to do all day" - wears off FAST
    This was an excellent inside look at how to run a successful sales and marketing business. Thank you! Really enjoyable.
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  • @kamilpatel4541
    @kamilpatel4541 Год назад +6

    This is the guy, who I as a fairly new broker would like to end up like some day. He’s been putting out great stuff out recently

  • @innovativethinker7494
    @innovativethinker7494 Год назад +5

    Absolute savage!

  • @ThePositiveHistorian
    @ThePositiveHistorian 2 месяца назад +1

    Awesome

  • @parsonsrealestategroup7221
    @parsonsrealestategroup7221 Год назад +3

    Great pod! Let’s go!

  • @WillBockovenCRE
    @WillBockovenCRE 10 месяцев назад

    Legend

  • @cormacobrien7545
    @cormacobrien7545 Год назад

    Beast!!

  • @dahyeshaouudoo-ing1463
    @dahyeshaouudoo-ing1463 5 месяцев назад

    Gary V?

  • @dh-flies
    @dh-flies Год назад +2

    I wish the broker that listed my business would answer the phone. I also wish they would respond to a prospective buyer. Which they don't...And I also wish this Company would answer their phone at the "corporate" office. They don't. And they don't return calls. I've scanned Google to see if they are in jail.

  • @warehouseinvestor5036
    @warehouseinvestor5036 4 месяца назад

    Really like Chris but Kyle might be the most unlikeable person in the industry. So much ego and it's his family that's accomplished things, not him.