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CR Magazine Summer 2015

The quarterly publication for the members of the Chicago Association of REALTORS®.

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Top 10 Questions<br />

to Ask a Potential<br />

Real Estate Coach<br />

1.<br />

What<br />

Support is the key to every person who<br />

does anything great in any business.<br />

Private real estate coaching evolved out<br />

of agents’ need to get more support to<br />

be the best they can be. When the face<br />

of real estate offices changed from a few<br />

agents in most offices to often dozens, or<br />

even hundreds, the office often could no<br />

longer provide this support. Real estate<br />

coaching was born.<br />

If you are seeing a gap between where<br />

you are and where you want to be, then<br />

you absolutely should consider hiring a<br />

professional real estate coach to provide<br />

that support you need. A recent RISMedia<br />

survey found real estate agents with a<br />

coach close more business.<br />

Real state coaching is an umbrella term<br />

that usually includes three things: coaching,<br />

consulting and training. All should be<br />

considered when interviewing a coach.<br />

Here are 10 questions you should ask to<br />

determine if a potential coach is a good<br />

fit for you:<br />

was your best personal<br />

production, or team production as<br />

a sales agent, and when was that?<br />

The best coaches tend to be ones who<br />

have personal success and experience<br />

in the business, and may still be selling<br />

today.<br />

2.<br />

How long have you been a<br />

coach? A new coach just out<br />

of full time sales, trained and<br />

obtaining a coaching accreditation can<br />

still be great right from the start, and<br />

could have more time to spend with you.<br />

However, a seasoned coach who has<br />

helped many others already could be a<br />

better choice.<br />

3.<br />

What coaching training and<br />

accreditation have you<br />

completed? The best coaches<br />

have gone through professional training<br />

and have higher-level skills to offer. You<br />

also may ask if all coaches have the<br />

same training and accreditation<br />

within the coaching organization.<br />

Chicago REALTOR ® <strong>Magazine</strong><br />

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