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Posted: May 28, 2013
Rivera of ERG Property; Acting with integrity
Name : Sherry Rivera
Title : Capital Advisor
Company/firm : ERG Property Advisors
Years with Company/firm : 3 months
Years in field : 19
Years in real estate industry : 19
Address : 20 West 20 Street New York, NY
Telephone : 646 253-0989
Email : [email protected]
URL : www.ergpa.com
Real estate organizations/affiliations : LICN
What do you consider to be the most successful way to increase referrals?
Acting with integrity, professionalism, and sincerity with those I am referred to makes me a valuable tool to those that refer their clients, friends, family or business associates to me.
I am a positive reflection of them and appreciate the trust they show in me and perform so as to continue to earn it.
"It is better to give than to receive is a mantra I try to live with." Helping others without the expectation of what I can get back feels wonderful and somehow it comes back in some way. However, I am not looking for the return or thinking about it.
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