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[narrator] Join us on
Tomorrow's World Today
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as we journey through the worlds
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of inspiration, creation,
innovation and production,
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to find the ideas and technologies
that are shaping our future.
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On this episode, we visit
the world of innovation
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to explore the latest
technological advances
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that are revolutionizing how
we buy and sell real estate.
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And we examine how
a shift in the industry
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is changing the way
agents plan for their futures.
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From Inventionland world headquarters,
here's your host George Davison.
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When you're making a real estate
agreement, you wanna make sure
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that it's set in stone.
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This is the Cadastre of Orange.
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It's a stone carving
from the second century.
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And it's one of the earliest
records of a real estate transaction.
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Fast forward to the real
estate industry of today,
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and you have
1.3 million agents.
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It's a commission-only
career path
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which makes planning for
the future a real challenge.
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That was the problem
Steve Morris wanted to solve.
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Back in the 1980s, he was
working in the real estate industry
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and he realized that there weren't
enough incentives for these agents
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to make them not only
wanna stay at an agency,
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but also help them to
plan for their futures.
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There needed to be a better way,
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and it took 13 years of
research and trial and error,
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but eventually, in 1996, he
invented an incentivization system
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and it changed the industry.
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So, I'm gonna be sending
Darieth to Punta Gorda, Florida.
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She's gonna meet with
the innovators at EXIT Realty
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to learn more about how
innovations in the real estate industry
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have helped agents
plan for their futures.
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She's also gonna meet
Joe and Gina,
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who are gonna see how advanced
technologies, like real estate apps,
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and drones,
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have really innovated
this industry.
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[upbeat music playing]
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[Darieth] If you're looking for a
house in a beautiful destination like this,
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it's almost overwhelming how many
different options there are out there
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to help you with this process.
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Today we're doing to meet
Gina and Joe,
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who are relocating
a few thousand miles
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to the Gulf Coast area
from Cleveland, Ohio.
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Let's learn a little bit more about
their story and what they're looking for.
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[serene music playing]
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- [Gina] Oh, Joe, this is it.
- [Joe] This is really nice.
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Two story waterfront? This is
exactly what we've been looking for.
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- [Joe] Absolutely, this is really nice.
- This is great.
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- [Gina] Okay.
- [Joe] Let's get some information.
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[Gina] All right, great.
Let's see.
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[Joe] Go ahead
and punch it 85377.
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- And type in "EXIT."
- [Gina] That's it.
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- Oh, look, it pops right up.
- [Joe] There it is.
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- [Gina] Oh, it's in our price range as well.
- [Joe] It is. Awesome.
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- [Gina] Let's make an appointment.
- Let's do that.
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- That'd be great. Yay!
- Okay.
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- Hi.
- [Janice] Hi, you must be Joe and Gina.
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- Yes.
- You must be Janice.
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I am. It's nice to meet you.
Put a face on the voice.
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- Nice to meet you.
- [Janice] I hope I didn't, like,
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creep you out too much with the... me
calling you the minute you texted EXIT.
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It's one of the things I absolutely love
about our technologies, we get on it.
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It's fast. So, matter of fact, you
were so excited about that house,
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I set up an appointment for
an hour and a half from now.
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-That works for us. So, fast is good.
-Wow.
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[Janice] Great. Great. So I
know you're transferring here
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- for a healthcare system.
- Yes.
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- But what about you, Joe?
- I've been a realtor in Cleveland for about ten years.
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- Wow, we have a lot to talk about.
- [Joe] Yeah. Okay good.
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The market here
is really wonderful.
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- Oh, that's great.
- [Janice] You can do very well down here.
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Well, why don't you guys
go have a quick lunch,
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and I'll meet you back over
there in about an hour and a half.
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- Sounds great.
- Is that good?
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-Sounds good.
-That's great! All right, thanks.
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- See you soon. Bye.
- [Joe] Bye-bye.
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[Gina] Thanks.
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[Janice] Are you guys
excited to see this?
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- [Gina] Yeah, we are.
- [Joe] Yes, we are.
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- [Gina] Thanks.
- Thank you.
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[Gina] Oh, wow.
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- Yeah, this is great.
- [Joe] This is beautiful.
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- [Gina] This is definitely what we're looking for.
- [Joe] Yes.
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[Janice] You wanted a two-story.
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Nothing beats reality
on this house.
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-It's spectacular. I love this home.
-[Joe] Absolutely.
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Especially when you're going straight
out, it's visibility right when you enter,
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- all the way in through the water.
- It's open.
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- Yeah.
- Because that is what you want.
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- That's what you're buying.
- Right.
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[Janice] Everything else
becomes secondary
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because you'll spend your life
out there.
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I know you do this
for a living up north,
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so I'm gonna let you
give the tour. Enjoy.
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- That's great. You ready?
- That sounds great.
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- Yes, we are. Thank you.
- Okay, great.
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- [Gina] Thank you.
- [Joe] You're welcome.
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Oh, wow. Look at this.
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- [Joe] Wow, this is nice.
- [Gina] This is great.
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[Joe] Look at that view.
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- This is exactly what we've been looking for, huh?
- It is. That view is awesome.
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[Gina] That's really what
it's about, isn't it? It's the view.
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-Do you think this is it? Joe, this is it.
-I do, I do.
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-[Gina] Janice, this is it. This is the one.
-[Joe] It is.
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I'm so excited.
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Well, let's head back to
the office and make an offer.
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- Sounds good. Let's go.
- I'm excited. Yay!
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[Darieth] Let's learn moreabout the innovations
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happening in
the real estate industry.
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I'm going to talk with Tami
Bonnell, CEO of EXIT Realty,
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to learn more.
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- Hi, Tami.
- Hi, Darieth, how are you?
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- I'm great. Good to meet you.
- Great to meet you.
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It has been so interesting
learning about your company.
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You've really revolutionized the
real estate industry for the agent
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through your innovation
technology and your EXIT Formula.
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Tell me more about it.
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Well, you know, the EXIT Formula
was actually created to be the solution
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in the real estate industry
to address all the problems.
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The problem for brokers,
recruiting and retention.
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If they can recruit and retain
people, they'll be profitable.
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And it'll also give that agent the
opportunity to really build a solid career.
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But for agents, in the beginning,
they need steady, consistent paychecks
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while they're ramping up
and starting to do transactions.
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In the middle, they really wanna
have a work-life balance, not that 24/7.
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And towards the end, they want that
opportunity to be able to retire with grace.
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This is so unique. Tell me
about the grand vision behind this.
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[Tami] Our founder and
chairman is very innovative.
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And he created things like
this EXIT Success card.
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So, every time
a transaction happens,
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the person that introduced
that agent into the company,
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money goes straight
into this card.
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So that they can
really and truly have
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whatever it is that they want
at that particular time.
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And so, let's talk about your training,
because it sounds to me like it's really
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deep and personal development.
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Literally from how you think, to
how to help you increase your income,
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we are fully-faceted.
Come on, let me show you.
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Tami, I just love that you
emphasize mindset training.
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You know, it's so important. We teach
them the power of the subconscious mind.
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We teach personality profiles.
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We teach
the affirmation principle.
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But we also teach, literally, "Now
I just got my license, what do I do,"
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all the way to the consummate
professional making millions of dollars.
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How do you deliver
your training?
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Through webinars, techinars,
live interactive, total immersion,
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so that people can learn the way
they absorb that information best.
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I understand that you have
proprietary technology.
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Tell me about some of
the platforms you're using.
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Absolutely, we have a mobile business
card so that nobody misses a connection.
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We have smart-sign technology,
so that literally, our signs work 24/7.
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You can pull up to a listing,
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you text 85377,
punch in "E-X-I-T,"
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and the listing comes
straight to your phone.
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- That's GPS technology.
- It absolutely is.
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And then we have a connect app so that
everyone that's part of that transaction,
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even family members,
can actually see in real time.
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It's a way for the consumer to have speed
and transparency which they absolutely want,
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and it's a way for the agent to
generate even more leads for themselves.
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We also have
a digital marketing strategy,
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we call it our
Expert Marketing Suite,
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so that they can advertise and reach
out to as many people as humanly possible
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immediately upon
taking a listing.
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And we have EXIT Ad Center
in partnership with Facebook,
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so that we can reach out
even further,
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touch agents, brokers and
potential buyers and sellers.
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From our backroom,
we have stackable technology,
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literally stackable,
so that we can plug and play.
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Somebody comes in from
another company,
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and they're using a different
platform for their database,
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all they have to do is plug it in and they
can keep going. They don't skip a beat.
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So, we can keep up the momentum
for everybody in the organization.
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Wow, there is a lot here.
And you're active giving back.
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We are. Let's go grab a
coffee and chat about it.
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You know, Darieth,
we believe so strongly
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in making sure that we touch
everyone's life within the organization,
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that money from every transaction
goes into an administrative fund.
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We believe the administrators
are the backbone of the office
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and so, that following year
in January,
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they receive a bonus based on the
transactions that happen within that office.
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That allows our brokers
to really retain great talent.
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That's wonderful how you're
supporting the team and the organization.
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What about your charitable
contributions to the community?
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We actually started out with a
charity from the very beginning, too.
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So, we call it
The Spirit of EXIT,
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we've paid out in excess of
$6 million to that charity.
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Money from every transaction
goes into a charitable fund
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and then the offices,
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whether it's the broker or the
broker and the agents combined,
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they put on a fundraiser
for a veritable charity.
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And when they put on
that fundraiser,
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EXIT matches the funds
so that we can touch
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as many lives and as many
communities as humanly possible.
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And that creates a family
culture within their offices.
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Wow, it has just been so wonderful
learning about the EXIT story.
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Thank you so much.
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Now I wanna switch gears and
focus in on how you serve your clients.
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Great.
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-Hey, Tami. How are you? Nice to see you.
-Great, Janice. How are you?
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Awesome, awesome. I want
you to meet Joe and Gina.
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- Hi, nice to meet you.
- Nice to meet you.
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- Nice to meet you.
- We just left an amazing waterfront home
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and we're here
to write up an offer.
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- They're all excited.
- Absolutely.
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[Janice] It's gonna take me a
few minutes to put that all together.
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You guys, I didn't share with
you before that Tami is visiting.
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- She's actually the CEO of EXIT Realty.
- [Gina] Oh! Great!
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Yeah. And guess what?
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Joe is a realtor up north. I
thought if you had a few minutes
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maybe you could do the run-down
on EXIT while I do the paperwork?
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-Sure, that'd be great.
-All right. Awesome. I'll see you in a few minutes.
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- Why don't you follow me?
- Sounds great.
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[Gina] Thanks.
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- Have a seat.
- Thanks.
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What'd you think of the technology
and the tools that you got to utilize
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during this process?
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[Gina] We thought it was
great. Truly, instant connection.
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We put up our text,
we connected with Janice,
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we were in the house,
and now we have an offer.
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It was instantaneous.
It was great.
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- Very exciting.
- [Gina] It is.
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You know, we only have
a short period of time,
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so I'm gonna give you some
information to take with you.
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Probably the smartest thing
for me to share with you
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in regard to being an agent
with EXIT,
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is our unique formula.
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EXIT has something that is
a key differentiator.
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We provide residual income.
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So, you introduce someone
into the company,
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as a special thank you
from corporate headquarters,
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you receive the equivalent of 10% of the
gross commission up to $10,000 a year,
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every year, for as long
as they're with EXIT.
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And as good as that is, you can
introduce anyone anywhere in the world
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- there's an EXIT office.
- [Joe] Oh.
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But we took it a step
further than that.
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Real estate is always straight commission,
you only get paid for the transactions you do.
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- Right.
- We actually provide retirement income,
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so that tens go to seven, and
you receive 7%, even in retirement.
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- Benefits like real people with real jobs.
- Wow.
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But because we always put
people first, we put family first,
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and so when you die,
there's beneficiary income.
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So, 5% comes to your
beneficiary after you're gone.
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- Wow.
- Wow.
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- [Tami] Pretty awesome.
- It is very awesome. Yes.
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Well, I know you're excited
about finding out about the house.
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- [Joe laughs] - Let's go
check on the offer with Janice.
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-[Joe] Okay, let's do that. Thank you.
-[Gina] Thank you.
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- It is definitely time to celebrate.
- It is time to celebrate.
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We have officially closed
on our Florida house.
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We're moving from
the north to the south.
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We are sitting in front of
our beautiful home
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that Janice did an amazing job
negotiating for us.
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- In front of our dock, whoo!
- [Joe laughs]
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- Absolutely time to celebrate.
- [Joe] There you go.
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- [Gina] To a new start in life.
- [Joe] It is.
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[Gina] A beautiful home.
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In the sun on the water,
in Florida. Congrats.
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- Cheers.
- [Joe] Congratulations.
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For a process that we thought
was gonna be stressful,
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coming from the north to
the south, buying a new home,
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starting our lives over,
starting a new career,
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has been so easy.
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And with EXIT Realty, I don't even
know how much better it could be.
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- It was just amazing.
- It was unbelievable.
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It was. And this weather,
compared to Cleveland...
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- We're coming out of the tail end of winter.
- [Joe] unbelievable.
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- I can't believe it.
- How much better can it be?
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- I have better news.
- [Gina] What is that?
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What we were talking about this morning,
I got the position with EXIT Realty.
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- Did you?
- [Joe] Better yet,
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Gulf Coast. And...
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I start on Monday.
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- Oh, Joe, that's awesome!
- [Joe] It is.
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- It is.
- That is definitely time to celebrate.
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- [Joe] Let me have a hug.
- [Gina] I know. This is great.
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- To a new beginning.
- [Joe] To a new beginning.
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[Tami] The technology that EXIT has
created for the consumers and our agents,
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is all technology that's focused
with the human behind the device,
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the human behind
the transaction,
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utilizing that technology
just as a tool
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so that they can have speed
and transparency.
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When we have all that
information in front of us,
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and we can share what it is that
we're really looking for, what we want,
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how we want it to happen, and
someone can actually respond immediately,
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and give us what
we're looking for,
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we really feel heard,
we really feel taken care of.
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And I think that's exactly
what Janice did.
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It's the number-one dream
to own your own home,
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and it is about being
part of the neighborhood.
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I think that no one does it
better than we have,
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because we've really been
fully faceted in our approach.
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Well, welcome to Inventionland's
Command Center, Tami.
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- Thank you, it's beautiful.
- [George] Thank you.
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Well, you know, it's been
a lot of work to get here,
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and we're... we're really
proud that you're here today.
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I know a little bit about
this real estate industry,
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because my mother's been in
this industry her whole career.
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- [Tami] That's amazing.
- [chuckles] Yeah.
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It's one of those businesses
that if you have a servant heart,
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it's a business to love.
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Oh, she does. I mean,
she's almost 80 years old.
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And she just loves to be with people
and help people to achieve their dreams.
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- So it works out well for her.
- That's great.
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And the technology side is
something she needs to work on a little.
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You know, she struggles with
that at 80, but uh... she still loves it.
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So I heard Darieth came down
to Florida to see you.
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Yes, she did. In fact,
that's the house right there.
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[George] Come on,
let's take a look.
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So, tell me.
How did things go down there?
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It went incredible. We got to
witness all of our tools and technology,
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witness the professionalism
of going through a sale.
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Even one of the people that was relocating
was looking at becoming an agent,
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so we got to touch base on
that, and the operation of an office.
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It was really terrific.
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Speaking of technology,
I understand that, uh...
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this is your
international headquarters.
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- Yes.
- [George] And it didn't always look like that.
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It started off as an idea
back in the late '80s, didn't it?
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Yes, it did.
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Steve Morris, the founder
and chairman of the company...
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- [George] Mm-hmm.
- Got some great ideas.
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He actually pulled some of it
from other industries,
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but it started with him
being in a real estate company
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working for a major brand and realizing
that there were an awful lot of problems.
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And so, he just started asking
himself effective questions
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- so that EXIT could be the solution.
- [George] Hmm.
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And so, he had this idea
in his head.
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First, he worked in the stock
market, that's how he cut his teeth.
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- Okay.
- And, so they get paid in one to three days,
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instead of 30, 60, 90,
120, and so on.
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So, that instant gratification of a
paycheck would allow good salespeople
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to get steady, consistent paychecks,
which made a big difference.
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- [George] Yeah.
- And especially new people coming in
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so that there wouldn't be
such a big gap.
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And then he looked at the
opportunity with insurance.
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He worked in the
insurance industry after that,
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and caught on to
residual income.
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Really good salespeople
go into insurance
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because they sell a policy and when it renews
the following year, they get paid again.
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- Mm-hm.
- Residual income, one signature.
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And so, he created it
with real estate,
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the assets of a real estate
organization are its agents,
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- Get good agents, you do good business.
- Right.
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[Tami] And so, people introducing
another agent into the company,
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they receive residual income
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at the equivalent of 10% of the
gross commission up to $10,000 a year
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for every person
they introduce in.
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- Wow.
- And it's limitless all across North America.
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And then they have the
opportunity to be able to retire.
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Benefits, like real people
with real jobs.
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7% of that income stays with them,
the other 3% goes to the brokerage.
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Remember we're a franchise. We
want them to have a balance too.
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All right, so that's... I
understand that you're a franchise.
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Of course, without that system I don't think
you could've create a franchise, right?
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- No doubt.
- [George] I mean,
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it takes a lot of systematic
working together.
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So you've improved all
of these challenges
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that used to be in
the real estate industry.
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So, how is franchising going?
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Incredible. We have more than
600 offices across North America.
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- [George] Mm-hmm.
- We are just shy of 30,000 agents.
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And we're averaging at least
ten new franchises a month.
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- Wow.
- We're also doing an incredible amount
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of acquisitions with that EXIT Formula
so that we're really growing in multiples.
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-You're busy! Way to go, Ms. CEO.
-[Tami laughing]
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All right now, I got this image, though.
I didn't really understand what this was.
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Your team sent this up here.
I don't know what it was.
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[Tami] We have technology
that was built by EXIT for EXIT.
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-Okay.
-So, this is a text... You can text for a listing.
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So, you text 85377,
punch in "EXIT,"
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and the listing populates
to the consumer's phone,
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- instant gratification.
- Very nice.
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And then they only have to go in
the homes they're really interested in,
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- once they've seen that information.
- Mm-hmm.
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[Tami] But it also works
as a mobile business card
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so that you can connect
with me the way you prefer to.
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- [George] Yeah.
- We also have a connect app so that they can actually have
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that speed and transparency
with any family member,
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anybody that's working on the transaction,
maybe a mortgage person, title person,
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so that it gives them all
that speed.
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And then we have EXIT Ad Center,
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so that they can have
the speed of populating
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everything that they're gonna do for the
seller instantly, in multiple locations.
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Wow, so everybody's winning.
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You have... Your staff's winning,
the end customer's winning,
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the system is going so well, now
the franchisees are winning as well.
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That's a great system
when that works out that way.
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-There's no doubt.
-[George] Yeah. Hey, hold on a second.
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I'm sorry.
But I just got beeped.
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You have a plane to catch,
don't you?
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- Yeah, speaking of growing, I've gotta go.
- [George] Yeah.
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-This has been a pleasure. Thank you so much.
-[George] Thank you, Tami.
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[narrator] To learn more aboutthe content in today's episode
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