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Paul Heim

Idaho Real Estate & Boise Homes Specialist

Silvercreek Realty

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Boise Idaho Real Estate Agent - Offering over 20 years of Sales, Marketing & Negotiating experience. Helping people make informed decisions in all aspects of a Real Estate transaction.

In any type of sales, and especially Real Estate, to be successful you need to work harder on yourself then you do on your job.

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  • Idaho has seen a large
    By Paul HeimJune 1, 2011 - 8:23pm

    Idaho has seen a large increase in home sales, and some real pressure on home prices under 150k which have seen multiple offers as of late. Your Boise Realtor

  • Interesting article, good to
    By Paul HeimMay 27, 2010 - 1:12pm

    Interesting article, good to read of how the global real estate market is doing. My concern is the proliferation of stimulus monies which are borrowing from future activity for returns now.

  • I have only been a Realtor
    By Paul HeimSeptember 7, 2009 - 5:13pm

    I have only been a Realtor for just over four years. I have however been making a living on pure commission based sales for 22 years. The same principles apply in any type of sales field, the product is just semantics. The process is simple; try, fail, try again, improve. I just want to share a few vital lessons I picked up along the way that helped me, I hope they help you too; 1) Until you realize that you are your own corporation, all you will ever do is make other people money (original thought by Bryan Tracy and expounded on by self) 2) When instilling confidence with a client, it isn’t what you don't know that hurts you, but how uncomfortable you are with what you don’t know. Be confident and if you don’t know, say so and be comfortable with that too. Then do some homework. 3) Work harder on yourself as a person than you do on your job (Jim Rohn) 4) Never take the last dollar off the table in an negotiation, or the last piece of chicken from the bucket at a picnic. Makes you look bad. 5) Make a simple life goal that when you die, there will be nobody happy about it. 6) Get up everyday and say, ‘what can I do today to promote my business?’ Then do at least one thing. 7) Enjoy life, family & friends, stay balanced and rooted, and remember ‘Money only makes you more of what you already are’ (Jim Rohn) So try to be a better person every day. Paul Heim Silvercreek Realty Boise ID http://www.paulsidahohomes.com

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