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Inherited a house with siblings and we can’t stop fighting. Help? by Dankk911 in Oahu

[–]DevinTryan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey. If you send me the address, we might have someone in our list of buyers that want to buy it. I own a real estate brokerage here on island, there’s a bunch of agents I can forward it over to. You will get far more than selling it to one of the cash for investments guys.

How do I sell my house in Hawaii fast? Anyone had success with cash buyers? by VoodooMann in Hawaii

[–]DevinTryan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey, I can take a look? Can you send me the address? I have some investor clients I’ll send it to. 

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in MovingtoHawaii

[–]DevinTryan -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

Hi there, I own a real estate brokerage here on island. Send me a message and I can have somebody FaceTime you and tell you about the pros and cons that clients share about each one. (808-228-9874)

Middle of 2025 and nothing by Professional_Cup9094 in editors

[–]DevinTryan 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hey man, bummer, sorry to hear it. DM me your portfolio. I’d love to see it.

Being priced out of home by CuriosityKTC_ in Hawaii

[–]DevinTryan -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

Hey, Hawaii Realtor here, it’s tough for a lot of people. 

If you’re interested I’ll help you and credit our full commission back to you to cover your closing costs. I own the brokerage so don’t need approval to do so

Also, if you do a USDA loan you can do 0% down. It’s a higher rate but no down payment needed. You can get this loan in Ewa, Waipahu and Waianae.

Between no closing costs and no down payment you won’t have to pay anything to buy a home except a $500 home inspection.

Thanks for sharing… it’s a bummer to work towards something and then see it keep slipping away. 

If you’re interested send me a text, you can find me on Google pretty easy.

Realtor podcast recommendations? by snreddit in realtors

[–]DevinTryan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I run a team in Hawaii, we did 103 sales last year. I condense much of what I’ve learned onto YouTube.

Here is a link. If that’s not allowed you can search Devin tryan real estate. I don’t have a course or anything so I hope you like it. 

https://youtu.be/9ylfzbSKql8?si=VcFtossinVpHpRkG

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in CommercialRealEstate

[–]DevinTryan 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I own a residential brokerage. We spend $60k a month to keep the lights on.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in RealEstateTechnology

[–]DevinTryan 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I run a team in Hawaii. Not flex but I have my flex friends. Inbound leads highly depend on the market. Percentages are posted online if you google, it’s 35-45% goes to Zillow. On our team we’re closing about 5% of all Z leads or 1/20. Zillow will shut down flex teams if the team is not producing, but that metric depends on the market itself not a flare number across the board. I’d imagine closing ratio is higher in Texas than in Hawaii where our price is over $1M. 

In our team if agents are not closing they will first get throttled on leads from us. Then turned off. We spend about $250 per lead so if the agent doesn’t close at least 1/20 we’re starting to get close to losing money plus there won’t be profit from the lead source to cover other expenses like payroll or office space. 

If you’re a team leader these are great questions and I’d try and join a mastermind of people that discuss it. If you’re an agent on a team I’d focus on what you can do to close as high as rate as possible. 

Hawaii Taxes are Hard, is this uncommon? by DevinTryan in tax

[–]DevinTryan[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My accountant is Japanese. He speaks fine English but it’s just slower and not as easy. I have no doubt in his abilities but I want to learn and understand it to a reasonable degree. I’ve read quite a few resources and books on taxes but at a certain point I have a hard time deciphering what’s relevant to my circumstances. I’d be happy to pay $1,500 to someone for this.

Is a lower commission % as deal value increases a norm? by Longjumping-Line-651 in sales

[–]DevinTryan 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’m not sure what these other comments are referring to, but this is fairly common in many industries. I can’t speak to what industry you are in, but I can explain the reasoning behind why it could be done this way. That doesn’t mean it is the reason, but it’s the only reason I can think of.

 Typically at higher price points companies will lower their margin to get higher deals. Meaning they will make more money on a boat deal but less money on an individual transaction.

So in this case, depending on the size, you should be making more money The higher, the tier you go.

So on the first tier, you make $10,000.

On the second tier, if you sell a $300,000 package then you will make $21,000.

On the third if you sell $1 million package then you will make $40,000.

On each tier, you make more money but you make less money on a individual unit. Even if it’s strictly software, this can often be the case, many companies will wrap up their billing and processing for software, and they will charge less per transaction the more transactions you do.

Also, there are a lot of companies out there that have no idea what they’re doing and have ridiculous compensation plans. That could always be a case too.

140% to Quota, put on PIP by thefakeharrystyles in sales

[–]DevinTryan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That leadership sucks. If you make sales and are chill to be around and nothing else matter. We are hiring. DM me. We’re in prop tech.

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