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Tyron Liebel
Business Development Manager & Investment Specialist at My Realty Plus in Perth, Australia specializing in real estate investment and property management.
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May 24, 2026
A Real Estate Career Path Beyond Property Management
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17:15Tyron LiebelGUEST
Every BDM's gonna be a little bit different depending on sort of their support structure in the business and depending on how involved they actually want to be.
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17:24Tyron LiebelGUEST
So for me, the way I see it, it's when I'm engaging a client, I'm the first point of contact that they have with that company, so first impressions matter.
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17:34Tyron LiebelGUEST
So for me, it's about setting a good service level from the start, and that's those early engagements with you.
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Marissa ReevesHOST
If someone was moving into a BDM role, do you think that it's a good move to straightaway go for something as structured as BNI if they're looking at not necessarily prospecting, but more lead generation and building their referral partners? Or would you say that maybe reaching out to people personally to start with is a bit better, and then go for something more structured once they're a bit more established?