TeamLeverage
The Showing Assistant
Once buyers come consistently, the next move isn't working harder. It's leveraging the buyer side so you can go get listings.
When You're Ready
Not before you're consistent. Roughly two to three escrows a month, every month. Hire on a shaky pipeline and leverage becomes overhead that sinks you.
Who Does What
- They open doors, meet clients, set up searches, prospect (now two of you hunting), cover weekend showings, and walk clients through escrow.
- You keep the consult, the offer, the negotiation, and opening escrow. You step back in only at the Request for Repairs and all lender communication.
The Economics, And The Path
- A showing assistant earns 10 to 15% of GCI. That's all you give up. You keep your economics and buy back your time.
- As you teach them, they earn the right to become a buyer's agent at a 50/50 split on all team deals.
- Then they run your systems and build their own sphere the way you did (33-touch, client events, weekly coffees), and you participate 50/50 on their personal deals too.
Most agents cling to every showing because 'no one does it like me.' That's not a business, it's a very busy job. The showing assistant is the cheapest time you'll ever buy, and the freed hours go straight into listings.
Do This Week
Pull your last six months of escrows. If you're consistently at two to three a month, write the role, the division of labor, and the 10 to 15% economics this week.
Leverage the buyers. Go get the listings.
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