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Take control of your market with the "Own Your Hood with Geographic Farming" webinar! Designed for real estate professionals ready to build long-term, sustainable business in their local communities, this session breaks down how to dominate a neighborhood using proven geographic farming techniques. You'll learn how to pick the right area, consistently brand yourself as the local expert, and build deep, trust-based relationships with homeowners and potential sellers.
We’ll walk you through the must-know strategies for setting up your farm, leveraging both digital and traditional marketing, tracking results, and staying top of mind year-round. Whether you're just getting started or looking to revamp your current approach, this webinar will give you the tools and confidence to "own your hood" and grow your business one block at a time!
Host: RETI's Brandon Doyle
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