How to Keep Your Systems Running During the Economic Downturn w/Ned Stringham

In the wake of COVID-19 and the economic shift, it’s important to take stock of your costs, but you also have to be sure you have effective software systems in place. Is it possible to keep costs low without compromising on the systems you use? Times of crisis are an extremely important time for business owners in any sector: where you choose to save money tells people about the character of your businesses. How can you minimize your costs without retrenching your staff? On this episode, CEO and Chairman at Inside Real Estate, Ned Stringham shares how Inside Real Estate and kvCORE are helping real estate teams cut costs during this difficult time.     During these trying times, it’s extremely important to time-block and prioritize your more serious leads. -Michael LaFido   Three Things You’ll Learn In This Episode Now more than ever, it’s important to timeblock and prioritize more serious leads. Using a system like kvCORE allows you to do just that.  In times like these, when everyone is being more mindful of costs, agents should look into the tools provided by their broker. This is much more cost-effective than paying for tools as an individual. Broker owners and team leaders can minimize costs by paying for holistic "back office" systems instead of paying for multiple systems piecemeal.   Inside Real Estate has put together a comprehensive LIVE report analyzing national & local data to shed light on the impact COVID-19 has had on residential real estate.   You can access this report for FREE, right here https://bit.ly/2zmDYDl       Guest Bio Ned Stringham is the CEO and Chairman of Inside Real Estate. Since joining as a partner in 2012, he has been instrumental in shaping the vision and strategic direction of Inside Real Estate. Ned holds an MBA from Harvard Business School, and is the Managing Partner of 42 Ventures and the Executive Chairman of Insurance Technologies.    To find out more about Inside REal Estate and Ned Stringham, head to Insiderealestate.com