Justin Monsanto - Exp Realty

12/17/2020

I'm an addict, I'm addicted to success.

12/17/2020

I play LIFE like a pro!

12/17/2020

There's always a wild side to an innocent face

11/28/2020

🚨 BIG NEWS 🚨
I've been keeping this under wraps for some time, but I'm excited to finally announce that I have officially joined and the Agent Wolfpack Team! 🐺
I made this decision after a long time of thinking and planning. Thinking about how I wanted to run my real estate business and planning on how to get there.
I want to be more than an agent, I want to build a brand around my business. To build a brand through social media snd become top of mind to anyone who thinks of buying, selling, or renting in NYC.
After taking courses, creating content, and speaking to himself, i knew this would be right move for my business.
I'll always appreciate Scope Realty for everything they've done for me. They gave me an opportunity that I thought I wouldn't get. But one thing I learned is when you run a business, you have to do what's best for your business first.
I'm excited for this new journey and seeing where it takes me!

11/16/2020

Since I haven't posted in awhile. Just wanted to let y'all know I'm still alive, still solving y'all real estate problems, and still loving leather jacket season 😍
Thanks to for editing this photo on the fly

11/05/2020

NEW VIDEO ALERT 🚨 LINK IN BIO
Luxury Brooklyn 3 Bedroom only $2,300!
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On this weeks apartnent tour we're taking a trip to Flatbush Brooklyn to 703 Rogers Avenue. A prewar building renovated to an affordable luxury home away from Manhattan.
You got everything from laundry, gym, rooftop overlooking the city, built in bluetooth speakers and more.
Check out the video!

10/28/2020

Check Out More Tips and Tricks - https://tinyurl.com/yxh8nnp8 In today's video. Justin Monsanto shows you 4 ways on How to rent an apartment with low income....

10/26/2020

Not going to lie, my whole mindset changed this year.

I really look and feel like a completely different person from the first half of 2020, to the second half of the year.

The first half I was in a bad place.

I was overthinking everything,

I wasn’t working,

I slacked on real estate.

and I hurt a lot of important people in my life. It felt like I lost the person I knew I was.

Second half of the year, things really started changing.

I took time to mentally be by myself. I always heard about how important having a good mindset was, I neglected mine so much that it manifested so much negative things about myself to come out. I needed to work on myself internally before anything external could change.

I asked for help financially. I’m prideful, I hate asking anyone or anything for help. But with the pandemic and not being able to do my fallback jobs, I went on unemployment and applied for the EIDL grant. The money was good, but I didn’t just blow it all on random stuff like a lot of people did, I used this money to pay for necessities and invest in myself.

I got an actual job. I never like working for someone else, I have that entrepreneurial spirit that I rather work 80 hours for myself than 40 for someone else. But if I wanted to scale up my business, I needed capital. So I took an overnight job and have been reinvesting part of every paycheck towards my real estate expenses.

I actually took this business seriously. When I first got my license, I was doing the bare minimum. I didn’t take it as seriously as I should have, and my results reflected my work. I invested in coaching, learning how to sell, learning how to utilize social media for my business, and have spent everyday since trying to get 1% better.

I have nothing to brag and boast about. This post isn’t about all that. But I gotta give myself a pat on the back for the progress I’ve made thus far.
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10/23/2020

The number one rule every New Yorker knows is that you have to hustle to make it in this city 🏙️⁠

Unless you were born into money, or you networked your way to a six figure job out of college, the only way to make it in New York is old fashioned grit.⁠

This city lives and thrives off the hustle of it’s people. From Wall Street tycoons that are alway on the move, to the sanitation worker that’s working round the clock to keep this city clean.⁠

If you’re not making moves everyday to get where you want to be, you won’t make it in this city. I did everything from deliver food, scooped ice cream, sold overpriced electronics, flipped overpriced electronics, and sold liquor just to get to where I am now. I have a career that I love, but it takes a lot of work to make it. So I work another job in order to fund my career.⁠

Am I tired? All the time. Do I like sleeping all day and staying up all night? Of course not...Am I going to keep doing this knowing that there’s an end goal? Absolutely 💯⁠
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10/21/2020

New Video Alert!!!

We got a full apartment tour of a former factory that was renovated into one of the best luxury rentals in Brooklyn

Check it out!

Schedule Your Apartment Tour - [email protected] ⏰ Timestamps ⏰ 00:00 - Intro 00:21 - Lobby and Amenities 00:58 - Apartment Tour 02:57 - Roof Deck 03...