REalized Gains Podcast
Realized Gains Podcast is where real estate, investing, and wealth-building strategies come together with real-world experience.Hosted by Portland real estate professionals Steven Tran and Jordan Lee, the show features conversations with investors, industry leaders, and…
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50% of Her Real Estate Business Comes From Agent Referrals with Megan Jumago-Simpson (opens the original)
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Megan Jumago-Simpson, Principal Broker of Sonder NW at Keller Williams Realty Professionals, joins the REalized Gains Podcast to talk about what it actually takes to build a sustainable, referral-driven real estate business. Megan grew up in the Portland area and was exposed to real estate early through her father, who spent roughly 25 years in the industry. But real estate wasn’t always the plan. After college, Megan lived in China, taught English in Wuhan, spent several years in Shanghai worki
Getting Started in Insurance and Early Lessons About Real Estate with Khoa Tran (opens the original)
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Insurance agent Khoa Tran comes on the episode to share his immigration story, and how he got started in the insurance world, and how he built his rental portfolio by leveraging his primary homes. Stream now on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts or anywhere you listen to podcasts! Contact: Khoa Tran | khoa.tran@countryfinancial.com | @khoa.tranle Jordan Lee | jordan@jordanleemortgage.com | @jordanleemortgage Steven Tran | steven@diverserg.com | @stevenanquan Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy
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