MEMPHIS, TN, April 09, 2011 (Press-News.org) Memphis Invest, GP has quickly earned the reputation as one of the premier investment property providers in the nation and the schedule they are keeping this weekend is a great example of just how well known the company and the city of Memphis are becoming.
"We are traveling to New Jersey and New York this weekend with part of our team while much of our team is back in Memphis hosting investors from Australia," stated Kent Clothier, Sr., the founder and father of this family-owned real estate investing company. "We have worked very hard over the past six months training our staff in everything from sales to customer service with a heavy, heavy focus on providing top quality customer service or our clients."
It is that commitment to educating the staff that Kent says has led to the ability to host events in different cities on the same weekend while still providing great service to their clients from the home office in Memphis. "Memphis Invest is not a one-man operation or even a small mom and pop style company. We have dedicated ourselves to providing opportunities to investors and built a business model that is based on great customer service and have hired the absolute best staff to provide those services."
While in New Jersey and New York, the company will be meeting with between 50 and 60 investors and plan to assist those investors who are interested in purchasing with acquiring between 15 and 20 properties. Ten Memphis Invest employees traveled to New Jersey and New York along with representatives of Fortune Builders, LLC out of San Diego, CA. to work with the investors.
In Memphis, brothers Chris Clothier and Brett Clothier will be heading the staff who did not make the trip to the northeast in hosting 15 investors from Australia as they meet the company and learn how to begin investing in Memphis real estate over the weekend. Chris plans to assist this group of investors with purchasing between 5 and 10 properties. "Investors do not travel to other countries to meet with investment companies unless they plan on investing and they know they can trust that company to keep them safe."
Earning that trust from investors has been part of the plan from the beginning for Memphis Invest and hiring a great staff and constantly monitoring the satisfaction of clients is a key reason for the success and growth. "Every time we are asked how we are able to travel to other cities and sell Memphis properties sight unseen, the answer is always the same," says Brett Clothier. "We have hired a great staff, spent time and money training everyone in how to provide great service and probably most important, we operate like a business and plan, plan, plan for success." With staff spread around the county and investors traveling from around the world to meet them, it appears as if the planning is paying off.
Memphis Invest, GP is the largest privately owned home seller in Memphis, Tennessee and provides real estate investors with a passive alternative to investing. For more information please visit the MemphisInvest.com website at http://www.memphisinvest.com or you can reach them at 1-877-773-9998.
Traveling to New Jersey, New York and Hosting Investors from Australia All in a Normal Week for Memphis Investment Property Company Memphis Invest
Memphis Invest, GP has quickly earned the reputation as one of the premier investment property providers in the nation and real estate investors from around the world are keeping them very busy.
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