Donald Gaddy used his experience working in a family busines, going the best University in the World; UNCG, and working at Brooks Brothers to become a Real Estate Rockstar. OK I may be a little biased because I am also a UNCG alum lol. You don't want to miss the gold nuggets Donald drops in our latest podcast interview.

Donald Gaddy is being interviewed by Preston Sandlin of Home Inspection Carolina.

Donalds website is Gaddy International.

Derek been a Realtor for 8 years. He specializes in helping sellers and buyers through the process by placing their needs first. He is committed to lead with a servants heart and make sure the client has an amazing experience.

Over the last 8 years He has sold over 250 homes and closed almost $100M in sales volume. Derek is bing interviewed by Preston Sandlin of Home Inspection Carolina.

You can find out more about Derek on his webpage

or Derek's substack.

Preston of Home Inspection Carolina conducted an interview with Donnie Eisenhower, a real estate agent and teacher, for his Successful Real Estate Broker podcast. They discussed Donnie's entry into real estate in 2003, his current role teaching pre-licensing and continuing education courses at Superior School of Real Estate, and his coaching work with new agents. The conversation covered various real estate topics including lead generation strategies, the importance of scripts in sales, and advice for new agents. Donnie shared his philosophy of focusing on mindset and finding the right team culture rather than just commission splits. They also discussed sports, particularly North Carolina basketball coaches, and wrapped up with a lightning round of "This or That" questions. The interview concluded with Donnie sharing his social media presence and contact information for those interested in following his real estate journey or reaching out for guidance.

If you want to follow or learn mor about Donnie follow him in facebook https://www.facebook.com/donnie.icenhour

or on youtube

https://www.youtube.com/@DonnieFromLicensetoClosing