The Risks to Real Estate: The T360 Report Breakdown
Tom Ferry
The Risks to Real Estate: The T360 Report Breakdown | Tom Ferry Podcast Experience<br />
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What are the greatest risks to real estate and the agents working in it today? How can agents stay ahead of shifts and increase their earnings now and in the future? These questions are addressed in T3 Sixty’s “The Opportunity Report,” www.theopportunityreport.com/ a groundbreaking analysis of the industry that charts a strategic path toward a better future.<br />
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In this episode of the Tom Ferry Podcast Experience, I chat with T3 Sixty CEO Jack Miller about the implications of this report, the greatest risks to real estate, and strategies to navigate the challenges ahead.<br />
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Ten years ago, T3 Sixty published “The Danger Report,” which accurately predicted 83% of the situations we face today. Given this track record, “The Opportunity Report” is essential knowledge for every agent.<br />
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Watch or listen to our full breakdown, and be sure to read the entire report(www.theopportunityreport.com/ ). The risks to real estate are significant, but as you’ll discover, there are effective ways to stay ahead of them.<br />
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