American Land Seller Podcast
Discover the pulse of the land with the 'American Land Seller Podcast', your essential guide to the dynamic world of land-related real estate. Each episode is a journey into the heart of the land, exploring diverse and timely topics from the lucrative potentials of crypto mine sites to the evolving landscapes of carbon credits and alternative energy ventures. Our expert insights and lively discussions make this podcast not just informative, but a delightful and educational experience. Whether you're a seasoned investor, a real estate enthusiast, or simply curious about the land beneath our feet, this podcast promises to enlighten, entertain, and inspire. Join us as we uncover the hidden gems and untold stories of the land market in our fast-paced, ever-changing world.
American Land Seller Podcast
Episode 10 - Al Wisnefske with Land and Legacy Group in Southern Wisconsin talks about having a great coach as well as his incredible marketing program.
This week Koby visits with Al Wisnefske from Southern Wisconsin. Al grew up in the rural part of Washington County. There, he grew a fascination with land, farms, and country homes. After graduating from the University of Wisconsin, Stevens Point in 2014, he decided to take his knowledge, experience, and entrepreneurial spirit into the real estate industry. As the Managing Partner of Land & Legacy Group, Al knows firsthand that sellers can be assured that their finest asset is being fully showcased, and the relationship they have with a real estate brokerage will be unsurpassed. Since 2014, Al has helped his clients buy, sell, or invest in everything from sprawling rural estates to first-time dream homes for young couples. Al has the skills, knowledge, and insight necessary to deliver unsurpassed results for all different kinds of real estate needs.
As a realtor, communication, and connection are what keep Al’s clients coming back for more. At the core of who Al is and what he stands for is unsurpassed customer service, insightful opinions and negotiation, honest advice, and endless support. For these reasons, he is proud to have numerous raving fans and repeat and referral clients. As an advocate, he knows what it’s like to feel like an outcast. People overlook what you can do and who you can become. Through his own personal struggles as the “shy kid,” he learned how strong he could be. As he fought for what he dreamed of, he knew that no dream is too hard to make a reality. He’s faced scrutiny from teachers, employees, classmates, family members, and friends. He grew stronger each time adversity was put in front of him. It took over 20 years to climb this mountain, but when he did, everything else he wanted to achieve was within arm’s reach.
