Hi, I’m CRE Romans

Welcome to Romans Letters by CRE Romans, an anonymous CRE leasing guy on Twitter.

In the article below, learn a little bit more about me, my journey and why I write Romans Letters. Feel free to continue reading below for more links to content and to get your new member bonus materials.

About CRE Romans (My Career Path)

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May 18, 2023

How does someone get to where they are in a career? Here is my path: I hope that these lessons will help you but also prove that many times, the path to somewhere isn’t a straight line, it’s littered with curves, peaks and valleys, sunshine and rain.

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Every week, Romans Letters provides commercial real estate professionals with real world advice and stories related to CRE prospecting, marketing, new business development and managing a team.

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Your Member Bonus

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May 27, 2023

Below are the bonus materials you will receive via email immediately after joining Romans Leasing Letters. As you will see, there are different bonuses depending on if you choose to become a free or paid member. I look forward to connecting with you!

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Paid subscribers also receive two deep dive, detailed analysis every month. These reports cover strategy and action plans on how commercial real estate professionals can lease more space, get more listings, see more deals and increase NOI.

The reports for paid subscribers focus on solving serious problems in your CRE business such as finding, training and keeping talent, keeping your pipeline full, managing clients and teams as well as personal productivity and personal development.

If you are totally new, you may also want to check out some of Romans Letters best work below:

• Gathering Prospect Data & Making More Efficient Calls

• The Most Effective Ways For CRE Professionals to Communicate With Clients

• 5 Things Both Landlord, Seller, Tenant & Buyer Care About

• Relocating a Tenant to Make Room For A Bigger Tenant