Pat Sims
Biography
Pat Sims has been working in real estate nearly all his adult life in Europe, Australia and North America. He has worked as a leasing agent for residential and commercial investors, a real estate salesperson, an appraiser, a property inspector, a land surveyor, a property manager, a developer, and an investor.
He has learned from some of the best and most successful minds in the business and has been an educator, author, course designer, and text-book editor for international real estate institutes, associations, and brokerages.
He has owned a number of small businesses and was a co-creator of a weekly newspaper that morphed into a daily.
His popular seminars have been attended by more than 20,000 people and have ranged across the entire real estate spectrum including residential marketing, commercial leasing and sales, and business brokerage.
Today he is a full-time author and publisher of industry self-help eBooks and has dabbled in the uncertain world of fiction. He lives in Nova Scotia and travels widely.
Books
Your Next 30 Days
by Pat Sims
Price: $5.99 USD. 18760 words.
Published on November 7, 2011. Nonfiction.
The fast track to success in Real Estate sales. For new Realtors and those who want to start over.
How to Buy, Sell or List a Small Apartment Building
by Pat Sims
Price: $5.99 USD. 12370 words.
Published on November 3, 2011. Nonfiction.
For Property Owners who want to sell. For new and experienced Investors who want to buy. For Realtors who want to list an apartment building professionally and successfully.
This eBook will lift the curtain of mystery about investment property values by showing you the most common method of appraisal and the most common ‘Rules of Thumb’.
Fill Those Vacant Apartments with Good Tenants
by Pat Sims
Price: $5.99 USD. 10840 words.
Published on November 3, 2011. Nonfiction.
For Owners and Managers of apartment buildings; Building Managers and Superintendents; and Leasing Agents.
This eBook answers an apartment building owner’s question, “What’s wrong – I’m losing tenants and I’m not finding so many new ones these days?”
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