Episode 001

Gary Ashton on Luck, Vision, Money, and the #1 RE/MAX Team in the World [001]

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Show Notes

Gary Ashton

Episode 001 of Real Estate Team OS features Gary Ashton, CEO and co-owner of The Ashton Real Estate Group of RE/MAX Advantage.

They’re the #1 RE/MAX team in Nashville, in Tennessee, in the US, and in the world - and have been for several consecutive years.

Watch or listen to this conversation with Gary Ashton for tips on:

  • The need for a tolerance for risk
  • The relationship between luck, vision, and money
  • The need to reinvest continually in your agents and your brand
  • Why “the only time you start a team is when you have too many leads for yourself”
  • How the team ramps new agents with a 2.5-week bootcamp and how that helps the team succeed as a group
  • The role of their ISA team in a “relay race” that gives agents real opportunities, not just leads
  • How Gary, Debra Beagle, and Jonny Lee pivoted when they became broker released
  • Why they stayed with RE/MAX rather than going independent or joining another brand or franchise
  • Why the team model is so advantageous for everyone

At the end, you’ll also learn about watches, rhythm sections, documentaries, and road trips!

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