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Nov 19, 2024 37 min

Getting to Hell Yes! Live with George Burchlaw, RE Analytics

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🎙️ Get ready to dive into the world of real estate analytics with this episode of “Getting to Hell Yes!” Join us as Guillermo Salazar, CEO of IrisCX, sits down with George Burchlaw, founder of RE Analytics, to explore the common struggles of managing data across multifamily properties and the game-changing insights that analytics can bring. George shares his journey from architectural engineering to launching RE Analytics, a company dedicated to helping small and midsize real estate firms make smarter decisions with less manual work. Highlights include: Why many real estate companies rely on spreadsheets and junior analysts—and how that leads to costly oversights. The “people, speed, and quality” framework George uses to pinpoint clients’ biggest roadblocks. Key triggers that push companies to seek help, from lender meetings to performance dips. Real-world stories of how RE Analytics has transformed operations for its clients, streamlining data for clearer, faster insights. Whether you’re in property management or just curious about the impact of data on decision-making, tune in to learn how George’s tech-driven approach is taking real estate analytics to the next level. Don’t miss this insightful conversation on the latest “Getting to Hell Yes!” 🎧

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