Lucknow to Pune: Snehil Yadav’s Entrepreneurial Real Estate Journey
Lucknow to Pune: Snehil Yadav’s Entrepreneurial Real Estate Journey
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The evolving times and new trends hitting every industry is a challenge for everyone, but Snehil Yadav refused to let the changing times defeat him. He embraced the changes in the industry and found new ways to take his real estate business to successful heights.

Born on 1st December 1992 in Lucknow, Snehil Yadav's journey is a true testament to the power of determination and adaptability. He always had a burning desire to break away from the cycle of government jobs that ran in his family for generations. And break away he did, venturing into the realm of business after successfully completing his graduation.

Having completed his schooling from City Montessori School and obtaining a graduate degree in Business Administration from Lucknow University, Snehil's journey began as a successful real estate agent, specializing in commercial properties. He quickly earned a reputation as one of the best in the business, and his clients trusted him to find the perfect space for their businesses. Snehil was on a roll, closing deals in Delhi, Lucknow, and neighboring cities, and even on the verge of sealing a huge international deal – but the company stepped back and changed their decision. Snehil was shattered as he had put months of effort to mature this one deal and had this deal been closed, it would have been a major breakthrough in his career. With remote work becoming the new norm in 2020, businesses no longer required as much physical space and many companies were downsizing or closing their offices altogether.  He soon started questioning the reliability and scalability of his business model.

He turned his attention to residential rentals but soon found them unstable, involving high costs with less reward. However, he noticed that residential sales might have potential as the commission sizes are comparatively bigger and it would be easier to build a scalable business model. He spoke to a few friends who were working in real estate brokerage companies across India and their feedback made his belief even stronger.

The question was where to start, and Snehil explored his options, ultimately deciding on Pune - a city flooded with residential properties for sale. With plain optimism and no contacts, he drove 1,500 kilometers from Lucknow to Pune, convincing his mother to let him make this pivotal move.

Snehil slowly but steadily built his base, networked, and laid the foundation of a successful residential sales business. He assembled a team of experts to help him produce stunning video content for Instagram and YouTube. As he started generating leads and closing deals through his videos, he gained a growing fanbase of supporters who loved his authentic approach and down-to-earth style.

Soon, he was a social media sensation, taking over Instagram with his @snehil_realestate handle and amassing over 143K followers. Renowned developers regularly approach Snehil to market their properties, recognizing him as a rising star in the world of real estate. His client base ranges from athletes and corporates to HNIs and a major chunk of NRIs.

Additionally, Snehil Yadav has announced the launch of his new comprehensive real estate course, aimed at helping both newbies and seasoned professionals achieve greater success in their businesses. Drawing on his own extensive experience and expertise, the course provides real-world examples and covers a range of topics, including lead management, effective follow-ups, team building, and social media strategies.

Snehil's new course is designed to provide participants with all the tools they need to succeed in the competitive world of real estate.

Through his perseverance and adaptability, Snehil Yadav has shown that success can be achieved even in the face of adversity. His story is one of resilience and determination and serves as an inspiration to many aspiring entrepreneurs out there.

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