Can posting on social media turn an unknown real estate professional into a recognizable name in just 18 months?
For real estate brokers and business owners, building a personal brand is no longer just about gaining followers. It’s about creating relationships, earning trust, and becoming the person people think of when they need your expertise.
But building that kind of recognition doesn’t happen overnight.
After months of posting on LinkedIn with little engagement, former commercial mortgage broker Gabe Einhorn began gaining traction through consistency, networking, and content that went beyond real estate. From interviewing NFL players to creating viral videos around the New York Knicks and World Cup, Gabe transformed his social media presence into a platform generating millions of views and new business opportunities.
His journey raises an important question for real estate professionals: Is building a personal brand through social media more valuable than relying on traditional marketing or artificial intelligence?
In this episode, Aviva Sonenreich and Gabe Einhorn, co-founder of Nessoo, discuss personal branding in real estate, social media marketing, viral content, and how real estate professionals can turn online visibility into business opportunities.
Gabe shares how he began his social media journey as a young commercial mortgage broker, committing to posting on LinkedIn every day for a year despite receiving little attention during his first several months.
Aviva also shares her own experience building a personal brand in commercial real estate, including how social media has helped her connect with investors and family offices across the country who are interested in acquiring industrial properties in Colorado.
Together, they discuss why social media content can continue generating business long after it’s published, how authenticity creates stronger connections than constant sales pitches, and why personal interests can be just as valuable as professional expertise when building an audience.
The conversation also explores social media versus artificial intelligence for real estate professionals. Aviva and Gabe explain why AI can improve productivity and support business operations, while personal branding helps professionals establish the trust, recognition, and relationships that technology alone may not create.
For commercial real estate brokers, agents, entrepreneurs, and business owners, this episode offers a firsthand look at how to build a personal brand, grow an audience, and use social media to create long-term business opportunities.
Key Topics Discussed
- How Gabe Einhorn started building his personal brand as a commercial mortgage broker
- Why consistency on LinkedIn matters even when early engagement is low
- How social media networking and real-world relationships can generate business opportunities
- Why expanding to Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube can help professionals reach new audiences
- How Gabe used NFL interviews, New York Knicks content, and World Cup trends to grow his following
- The role of viral content in building brand awareness and professional recognition
- Why sharing personal interests and experiences can help real estate professionals connect with potential clients
- How Aviva Sonenreich uses social media to attract commercial real estate investors and family offices
- Social media versus AI and which offers greater value for real estate business growth
- How personal branding, authentic content, and long-term consistency can turn online visibility into business relationships
About the Guest
Gabe Einhorn is the Co-Founder of Nessoo, a real estate technology platform designed to simplify the rental process for tenants and landlords. Alongside his brother Aiden, Gabe is building a rental marketplace that allows renters to verify their income, identity, and credit once, making it easier for landlords to identify qualified tenants without relying on traditional application processes. A former commercial mortgage broker and entrepreneur with a strong social media presence, Gabe brings experience in real estate, finance, and digital marketing to his work. Through Nessoo, he aims to make renting more efficient, transparent, and accessible for both renters and property owners.
About the Host
Aviva Sonenreich is the Managing Broker and Owner of the Warehouse Hotline, a Denver commercial real estate brokerage specializing exclusively in industrial properties. She leads the firm’s brokerage operations, negotiates industrial sales and leasing transactions, advises clients on acquisition and disposition strategies, and oversees the company’s marketing and business development efforts. Through Commercial Real Estate Secrets, she interviews leading investors, brokers, developers, and industry experts to provide actionable insights on commercial real estate investing, brokerage, leasing, development, and market trends.
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