Grant Clayton is a second generation real estate professional. His first career was as a substitute teacher and basketball coach which fulfilled his love for teaching and helping others.
He and his wife Kelly later became real estate agents and he immediately took note of the lack of innovation and competition in the real estate industry. They immediately began disrupting their local real estate market by offering better value to their clients to do a higher volume of transactions which led to hundreds of happy clients.
Grant transitioned from traditional real estate agent, to local disruptor, recruiter, trainer, and is now the CEO of 1 Percent Lists which has scaled from startup to an 8 figure valuation within 5 years.
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