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Creating a winning business is like perfecting a champion's fantasy sports team - every player's contribution matters. Each position must be occupied by the individual most suited for that role. Reflecting upon your game plan, do you think you've made the best choices for your legal counsel, insurance, banking, real estate, treasury, etc., or is it time for a reshuffle? If you want to fill out your roster, we have the network to know the whos, so you don't need to spend time searching! #AuthenticBusiness #TeamStrategy #EmpowerAndInspire #RealWorldSolutions

Have you ever been in a position to buy a brand-new car with your fortnightly income? I can't say I have but it is a fun way of illustrating what at least two Consultant Solicitors in our model could afford to buy from their most recent fortnightly efforts! This week I had two very excited solicitors in our model share with me that they would be sending the company invoices for over $25,000 each for their fortnight's revenue share! I was over the moon and sent them this screen scroll of what they could possibly do with their revenue share! There is no guarantee this will occur every fortnight for every consultant but what I can say is that if it happened for them, it can happen for you! As you head into the weekend and are perhaps receiving your payslip for your efforts over the past week, fortnight, or month, ask yourself how much profit did you made for someone else instead of yourself. Once you recover from the shock......send me a DM about getting started as a Consultant Solicitor.

Key Differences between Real Estate Associates and Agents: - Licensing: Real estate associates are licensed to work under the supervision of a broker, while real estate agents are licensed to work independently. [4] - Responsibilities: Real estate agents typically have more autonomy and responsibility, including negotiating deals, representing clients, and managing their own business. Associates generally provide support and assistance to agents and brokers. [4] - Compensation: Real estate agents are typically paid on commission, while associates are often salaried employees of a brokerage firm. [4]

People think the most important parts of a settlement agreement are the dollar figures. But for the lawyers, the most important parts are: ▪️What are we settling? ▪️What are you obliged to do because of this? ▪️When will you pay / get paid? Lawyers look at the details. That’s why you hire one.

“Caveat Emptor” I visited a commercial premises recently with an informed client. Yes, one of the few who understand the importance of getting / receiving INDEPENDENT property advice on a commercial property prior to negotiating Heads of Terms, prior to instructing a Solicitor. Apparently, several offers had been received on this particular property prior to my client’s visit!! I could have written an essay on all of the things that were not right about this property and the things to consider as potential “downstream” liabilities. In the end, when I was asked to sum up my thoughts I said succinctly: “more trouble than its worth”. The state of the property reflected the mindset of the Landlord. “Buyer beware”. #independent #propertyadvice #propertyexperience #propertyknowledge #propertyexpertise

#BrooksHomeTeam #ItMattersWhoYouTrust Considering selling your house on your own? Here’s why teaming up with an agent can make the process smoother. An agent knows the local market and how to set a competitive price that draws in buyers. An agent will handle all the legal documents and ensure accuracy, reducing risks and delays. Remember, a pro by your side can save you time, stress, and potential pitfalls. #FSBO #realestatetips

Client disputes are a difficult one, especially when you've another parking company involved. You'd hope though that both parking companies would have enough respect for each other to communicate clearly and openly, and not ghost one party. Professionalism costs nothing but a few seconds. We should be doing better, not worse. #parking #sales #operations #business #legal #litigation

Selling a property owned in a company? Looking at buying a property owned with someone in a company? How should you go about selling or buying it? What are the option? How can you do this in a tax efficient manner? Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/eWWfiVz8 #chartedaccountant #propertyinvestor #charteredaccountant #accountant #accountantlife #property #landlord #limitedcompany #rentalproperty #propertyinvestor

What do you do if your landlord has locked you out of your business premises? First of all, you should seek legal assistance straight away. Our team have experience in helping companies to re-gain access to their commercial premises and restore their lease where possible! In this article our expert Ian Meadows explains further: https://lnkd.in/g9jdRry4 We invite you to contact Ian, if you, or your business, need help or advice about forfeiture of a lease. #LegallySpeaking #DisputeResolution #ForfeitureOfLease

We genuinely care about the conveyancers we work with and the vital work they do. We understand the unique pressures placed upon conveyancing professionals. After all, your clients are often making the most significant purchase of their lives. We provide holistic, proactive support built around your timelines and needs. Our industry relationships mean we can pull in favours and chase up information in ways that corporate search providers can’t (because they don’t have the inclination, resources or dexterity to even make the attempt). To discuss how we can accelerate and protect your client timelines, contact our directors, Kevin or Jeremy, personally at [email protected] or [email protected] #MovingHouse #Conveyancing #NewHome