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Mark Stubler is one of the founders of Joe Homebuyer Franchising, an amazing company that helps investors systemize their business. He started his career in real estate after spending over ten years in fencing and decking sales. As an outside sales rep, he had plenty of autonomy, but his company eventually wanted him to come into the office and try an inside sales role and he felt like his freedom was taken away. His friend, Cody Hofhine (who I had on the podcast previously), was already into wholesaling and they decided to team up and the rest is history.

Mark and I go back to the basics of what it takes to build predictable revenue in business. It\u2019s so easy to overcomplicate things as an entrepreneur and it\u2019s always the simplest things that continue to make people successful. Mark\u2019s had great results using direct mail, split testing different options, and always being a student to find out what\u2019s working and what isn\u2019t. Getting on the phone and ripping through a list of leads isn\u2019t glamorous. It\u2019s hard work, but many people won\u2019t put in the time and wind up leaving money on the table. Getting a list of someone\u2019s old leads or leads that they don\u2019t have time to call and splitting any revenue from a deal with them is a great way to make a quick buck.

Through his company, Mark helps his franchisees succeed through in-depth training and coaching that can be leveraged by their entire team. There\u2019s a qualifying process to become a franchisee and Mark says that it goes way beyond just having real estate experience. He finds that those that are the most successful are the ones that are true learners \u2013 they\u2019re highly teachable. If you want to connect with Mark or learn more about Joe Homebuyer, click the links below.

What's Inside:

\u2014Why you shouldn\u2019t overcomplicate things to efficiently run a business.

\u2014How to make easy money from someone\u2019s list of old leads.

\u2014What it takes to succeed as a real estate franchisee.