Successful people don't become that way overnight. What most people see at a glance-wealth, a great career, purpose is the result of hard work and hustle over time. I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life..
I don’t know where people get the idea that “most” people think this way. From a Western cultural context, it’s cultural to push hard work, busyness and burnout is a big issue in Western culture. So, exactly where does this notion that people think success is easy to accomplish or purely overnight. If they think that way, they must not be paying attention to much of what’s being said in Western culture, or people are just regurgitating the typical or cliche notions they see online as normative.
i am a quitter, but not with things i enjoy and love. i love this line of work & always wanted this since i was 8. i know it’ll be stressful but i want this to stress me out than customers in fast food yelling at me all day.
I've bought 2 homes and sold 1 as a homeowner and never likes a go-getter attitude in agents. I found it overwhelming and unreliable. What I valued a lot is good communication and following through. When I sensed that a realtor was genuine and honest with me then we had a bond. Now I myself thinking about getting into real estate. Everyone keeps putting pressure on a person. You've got to be this and you've got to be that. I say what works for me every time: *"I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me."* God Bless and all the best to you all. ♥️✝️♥️
I don't know you, but if I can talk you out of going into realty, I think I'd be doing you a big kindness. Don't do it. It's a SLEAZY profession and I am happily watching it's demise due to becoming obsolete.
Wow!! Tell me more because I have good personality and my friends keep telling me I would be. a great realtor and this sort of is distracting my other visions because I'm trying to focus on something that 1- does not mess with my anxiety, hustle mentality, and sap my energy and attention all day since i have other goals and dreams,. But need to find something that gives me great wealth of income to invest in things later so I wont need to work for no one and travel the world! @@montecarlo4294
Great video. Don't forget that you could be lazy, impatient, a quitter, and not driven if you're in the wrong field. Real Estate might be the field that drives you vs working a 9-5 and sitting in meetings all day.
Exactly! I'm lazy and have quit so many things until I got into law enforcement and security. Loved it. Now that I'm in my 50's it's time for something new. My mother was a realtor, so I've seen it first hand. I used to hang out in her office as a teen. Plus I ran a traveling notary business for refinanced home loans. I believe I'll do well in this field.
Seems like the brokers and YT coaches only want you if your welling to give up your life up to work 120 hours per week otherwise this isn’t for you. Bottom line is you get what you put into it. Wanna make $40-70k fine, but if you want to make $125k+ you better work for it. It is like any other job.
I would like to also remind everyone that often, these negative traits are associated with general unhappiness, uninterest, or depression. For me personally, I’m hard-working, happy, patient, and passionate ONLY when I love what I do. Don’t just count yourself out as lazy or unenthused unless you possess those traits even while doing something you love/your passion. If you’ve never done anything you’re truly passionate about, you wouldn’t know how hard you’d work at it. Just try.
IM TIRED OF WORKING FOR SOMEONE !!! SICK OF IT ! All they are, is So negative, impatient, want things done in a dang rush! I’ve been thinking about real estate for the past couple of months. I have a 8 month old son. I’m tired going from job to job because I can’t figure myself out. I want to give my son more than what I had. I know nothing in life is easy. You have to start from the bottom! But am I going to give up ? HECKNO! I want to better myself as a person not just for myself, but for others around me. ESPECIALLY MY BOY. I wish everyone here the best in life and what the future awaits for everyone. Stay Positive Guys. Love Life🤙🏽
You Nailed it. Real Estate is TOUGH! But, if you're willing to work hard, the money can be GREAT. If I could do it again, I'd become an agent at age 18 & start buying investment properties.
Hey, you say you’d start real estate at 18? I turned 18 a month ago and am in my freshman year of college pursuing a Finance Degree. What are the benefits of starting at 18?
@@matthewlocke9225 Hey Matthew, I’m starting at eighteen I am going to take my exam soon. The benefits are that most of the time your expenses aren’t high so if you don’t sell anything for a few months you’re not in big trouble. You get four years of experience by the time you’re 22. You also have lots of energy to hustle hard.
@@matthewlocke9225 Because the earlier you start the farther down the road you are in terms of success. Some people live a mediocre lifestyle for over 20 years before they start. Why wait that long?
I’m lazy but ever since starting real estate I felt more active and strive and push myself to my goal. Not giving up and striving for the best ain’t easy but anyone can get it done if you put time and effort into it
i’m a 16 almost 17 year old in 11th grade and I been wanting to become a realtor and this video was amazing and gave me so much knowledge, Wish me luck in life everyone👍
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I hate videos like these. What these videos are doing is discouraging people from actually trying it out and possibly succeeding. Do yourself a favor and fire then aim and if it doesn’t work out then great now you know. Don’t NOT do something because someone else says that you shouldn’t or can’t.
@@anjalii363 look at how BROAD all of these reasons are. Every single person has or has had every one of these at some point in their lives. Which means there’s a good chance this video is just making them feel like crap even though they could excel at this if they tried. Don’t watch these ridiculous videos and go do it. Sometimes you need to shoot and then aim.
I get what you’re saying and I think you have a point. But I see this video as cautionary and useful in expectation-control. It’s a good heads up for those that don’t wanna risk wasting time trying stuff out. If they want it enough, a 9min video by a stranger shouldn’t discourage them
I will change the title, The new title for this video is INCORPORATE THESE AND BECOME AN ELITE REAL ESTATE AGENT. Dont let this guy confuse you. Good luck guys
Good points! I would add, If your extremely Introverted or lack decent Communication skills don’t do it. If you have social anxiety or don’t like talking on the phone most of the day, don’t do it. Unfortunately Real estate schools don’t discuss how personalities play a major role in the rise or fall of Real Estate Agents vs other careers or endeavors. These (6 words) discussed in this video are considered personality traits. Some can be changed and some can’t. None are less important then the other.
This is good reason why I want to become a real estate agent. I know how extroverted I am and I don’t want to give up that potential on a job that doesn’t allow me to communicate
@@Ms88Chick you said you were extroverted on your earlier post. It’s not that big of a deal either way. As long as your not super Introverted, cause that Could hold someone back. When your not on a Salary or not getting paid to interact and communicate would you want to for Free? Would you enjoy attending Weekly networking events, working when you don’t have to, or never have a planned Day off. As long as your Self motivated and curious to keep Learning year after year and not allow personal relationships distract you from building a career. Because all your friends or Family who work 9 to 5 jobs always feel realtors don’t need to work and plan things around there days off lol. Saturday and Sundays are going to busy for 1st year or 2.
@@Ms88Chick it’s needs to be for yourself and nobody else. If you don’t want it bad for yourself, it’s almost impossible to Dedicate the time needed. I wish I could send you a screenshot of 4 of my female team Members today. We all had a big Marketing event we could have all gone to. One said they needed to take son to Orthodontist, another said they had to run errands with daughter, and other said there kid was under the weather. The problem is, nobody makes you do anything in real estate it’s ( all Optional) because your a independent contractor. But if they were getting paid, they would have all showed up to help grow there biz. So, these are the things i see and hear everyday. That’s why it’s hard to determine who will become great agents and what makes a great agent. The top Agents all have 1 thing in common, they Put everything second to Real Estate. Imagine opening up a restaurant or a coffee house or a sports bar Ex ex. Even though your not getting paid to be there and work; your there everyday and make yourself available everyday. I was 28 when I got licensed
I know! I thought this video would be actually related to real estate not a dude saying hey my job is hard. Dont do it if you dont work hard like me. Lmao thanks for all the insightful knowledge you clown.
Spent 20 years of my life watching my parents stress out over property. They making bank now, but the level of stress they had to deal with was always painful for me to witness
People don't realise the level of stress you experience with this job. Actually I wanted an office job cause I thought it would be easier than layering bricks all day and breaking your back. Real estate will break your mind and in consequence your body from the stress if you aren't fit for it.
It's super hard on family life until your repeat business comes back. It takes years and years of hustle and stress. It is painful on family life. I hear you
I started with 157 on my pocket and wanted to be a picker. I worked my way all the way up to buying businesses and selling them for profit and I never had a license. I don’t even have GED. You can do anything if you set your mind to it.
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I actually LOVE this devil's advocate side of the argument. Everyone's always saying "you can do this, look at this side hustle, look its so easy. Just take a class and get licensed, etc etc" . But you actually make me question myself and through this self doubt I've come to the decision that I genuinely want to do this. Thank you for this.
55 years old and been in construction for over 22 years. Never to late. I'm a driven patient man, go getter, absolutely coach driven, listen hard to what's said and definitely not Lazy. Looking to schedule a test next week.
I'm a single, 43-year-old father who resides in Hamburg. If everything continues to go well for me, I intend to retire at age 50. I couldn't be happier right now than I am that I just bought my first house last month. I'm so happy that I made wise choices that altered my life forever.
Salutations, dude. At your age, you're doing extremely well. I'm 54 years old, and right now my finances are a mess. Any helpful advice would be greatly appreciated in helping to mold my life. I want to buy a home of my own.
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He keeps referring failing is bad and like failing is not in your path and just get it, in a lot of this video, but no one has earned success without failures in their path. Be realistic.
I would add "emotional" to this list. You have to grit your teeth and put your emotions aside, because clients will throw a whole lot your way, even if you aren't the person they are angry or frustrated with. You have to be the one to take emotion out of the equation or the sale could be affected.
This is the same as an application when applying for a job. They always want to pick out those that they don’t think are capable of doing the job. Instead of not thinking you can’t do something, show yourself you can. Anyone can be a diy, anyone can be lazy at times. If you have a dream and passion tho, I see anything happening. I see where you are coming from and I get your view, you have to want it bad. The way to make it honesty in the “REAL ESTATE” is to be confident and have a lot of friends with big word of mouth and of course yourself. It’s about being trustworthy, knowing what you sell and being confident and being able to sell and change peoples mind. You have to know how to build friendship as well. Real estate is more then selling property, it’s about making friendship and about having others believe in you when making their first or other purchase in their investment. I’m very thankful I came across this video, as my mother had influenced me with how she was once a Real Estate agent and now a tax preparer. Happy sat
Im sixteen and been through alot , i just wanna make it and win, thats all that been on my mind, im willing to take responsibility serious in this and hopefully make everybody proud ✌🏾
I’m 19 and just looking into Real Estate. I believe I can work hard and achieve great success through this so I will keep you posted and hopefully this is for me🙏🏾
I love ur honest truth. I am 88% done with my course. I have drive, im patient, i dnt quit anything so I really want this so thank u so much for the honesty. Much appreciated.
wow! Now I want to enter the real estate profession with conviction! It's 2023 and I am ready. I will do the work initially and then I will be in touch. In my view most real estate professions that I have monitored by going out and viewing apartments are lazy. They open the door and are like "here it is" and they stand in the corner on the cellphone while I look around and then ask me "do you like the unit because if not I have others". Say if I did in NYC why the heck am I going to pay you a $3500 commission when you're not really interested in the sales process only want to collect the money because I am required to use you to mediate with the landlord. Competition is needed.
I fit a lot of those "Do Not"s but I'm willing and am actively trying to fix those flaws, I can't see myself working in some mundane 9-5 desk job I want to go into real estate with the goal of setting myself up to support my family when I eventually have one and to help the people who come to me with whatever they need in regards to their homes I want to assist those who seek my skills and expertise with all that I am able to and beyond That is my goal and I'm willing to do anything with honesty and love to achieve it
I am an entrepreneur and have been in business for myself (brick and mortar) for 9yrs. 2 different industries and 5 locations. I am so pumped and ready to soak it all up! Started my classes and will be testing the end of Dec. Every attribute you said is what and who we are as entrepreneurs, it’s what drives us and sets us apart from the 9-5ers who think we’re crazy lol But I love the entrepreneurial life and it has grown me into the risk taking driven persons my husband and I are today!
I'm 24 and something is just missing. My "normal job" consists of working for a "boss", but I'm the one taking most of the responsibility. I don't hate my job but I'm always driven to be better than I am. I opened this video genuinely concerned about what I may see/hear, and I'm happy to say I will be back to this comment when I get my realtor license.
This is exactly how I feel working a day to day job. I am about to be 25 and I feel something is missing. I am watching videos because I am thinking about getting my real estate license
@@akquanacolbourne1251this is how I feel…. I have my current dream job right now. But I feel like I can do more than just this. I’m a certified crane operator. I sit in a box all day and I have my own responsibilities. I don’t necessarily go to my boss. As long as I work safe and keep my head on a swivel I’m fine. But I want be something bigger.
I will be retiring in about 3 years from 27 year law enforcement career and have always wanted to be in real estate. I started classes this week and am very excited about the next chapter in my life!!
Hi Michael. I have seen many former law enforcement professionals do very well as a real estate broker. You were likely able to check off that you are not any of the 5 characteristics he mentions.
Unfortunately I am all these things. I recently passed my real estate test, and I am just coming to grips with what I signed up for. I already don't have much money and I already owe $3000+ just setting myself up. Had I watched this video 3 years ago, I probably wouldn't have become an agent. But the problem is I already was like this BEFORE becoming an agent. If I chose a different career it would only be the same result. I'm a coward on top of all the things mentioned in this list. So why do I keep going? The reason is because this real estate career is the FIRST thing I've ever done where bs'ing couldn't solve my problems. It's the first thing that I've worked hard for. I failed the test 4 times and each time it cost me money, time, and willpower. The feeling I felt when I passed was unlike anything I've ever felt. I really can't explain it, it goes beyond words, for the first time in my life I didn't feel like a loser or a side character in my life. I felt like Uzui when he fought Gyutaro, All Might when he fought All for One. THAT feeling. And I want more. I want to overcome these five things and so I will continue on, I want to be greater than I am right now and the only way to do that is to do the things that terrify me. Sorry for ranting, but I needed to tell myself that.
I enjoy being an investor moreso than a realtor. Idc so much about the $. I just enjoy driving myself around farming for a great deal and getting it for myself.
Almost all real estate agent videos are negative, and I think the reason for that is they don’t want you to be their competition, they don’t want you to eat and have a comfortable life like them.
I had all of those except #4. I've never been a quitter and never will be. I've been an agent going on 2 years now. Definitely not for the faint of heart. I'm still doing it, but hasn't been easy at all. I had to change tremendously. I had to stop being all of those things he mentioned and then some lol.
I am 19 watching this going into real estate and I haven’t had the easiest life and I use that to drive me towards success. My dream is to achieve true happiness.
Thank you! I have been a real estate agent and recently got my broker license since 2005, Only now to realize it isn’t for me. Although I still want to make at least 1-2 sales a year as a side job if possible since now I have another different kind of business. Real estate is by fair the toughest job I ever did in my life. because I’m a bit emotional and get depress easily. Although, I work 6 days a week 10 hours a day so I don’t think I’m lazy at all. There are days I work 7 days. My thing is the fear of rejection and what they judge me . Thank you for explaining it in detail
I’m 24 just got out of the army and I’m thinking of what I want to do with my life. I was going to be in the trades but I don’t want a job that’s going to beat up my body for the rest of my life. I work very hard and i would have no problem working in a job that makes me use my mind / brains and not beat me down. I’d work 7 days a week at a job like just putting in effort everyday to get better. I’m going to get in the process of getting my license starting today wish me luck and i hope the best for all of you on the same journey 🙌
Hey Kevin I’m just now watching your video and I gotta say, I’m more than moved man. Im just turning 20 and finished school and was just thinking “dam what now?” I was scrolling through my RUclips feed and your video came across. I just wanna say thank you, because I’ve been asked by friends and family. “What do you wanna do?” “What do you like?”. I had no direct answer for them. “The navy maybe I’d say” But the recruiters I went and sat down with just couldn’t sell it. Couldn’t quite open my eyes to what my future might hold. You had something that blew me away and had me sure by #2. It was your presentation, it just like kinda taunted me. Everything on it made me feel like I was in daze taking a test that I had studied my entire life for and I knew I wanna be a realtor. I don’t care how hard he says it is, i want too be proud of me for showing that I can. I’m gonna watch every video and one day I’ll thank you personally
I love this video. He is keeping it real with everyone. He is trying to coach us and let us know that nothing is going to be handed to you. Which motivates me even more. Good video and I’m definitely subscribing.
My wife and I are going to try to make a go at it. We are empty nesters and retired military so we have the time and the cushion I feel. I’ll keep you posted. Wish us luck.
@@robrod2782 I’m going to hold off for a bit because I’m pretty solid in my career path right now and if I dollar cost average that money it doesn’t appear that the return on investment will be everything that I had hoped.
A reason why I would call myself "lazy" right now is because I haven't found my passion as of yet. I love my job in retail/sales, I love communicating with my customers, I love keeping myself busy at work and so I feel as though this would be a great path for me to stop feeling lazy. I know real estate is a much greater career then retail but, it would be a great challenge for me to see how far my potential can go.
There aren’t any jobs that you can do if you answer yes to any of the five things he put up there. If you’re lazy, impatient, can’t take coaching, quitter and have no drive, there is no job you can do.
In late January, possibly february (depending on my schedule) I'm doing a 2 week 90 hour course in person and will study and take the board exam in AZ. Once I pass I'll check with you on step 2. The good news is I already have an experienced mentor who will train me and answer all my questions side by side. Take care!
Not lazy ✅ Not impatient ✅ Can learn from coaching and mentoring ✅ Doesn’t quit easily ✅ Driven ✅ Well, hopefully when I’m older this will be my job. My step mom is a real estate agent and she’s pretty much perfect so hopefully I can be like her when I grow up because.. I’m just not good enough. She got so freaking lucky in life...she can buy expensive things for herself and for her daughter. I hope I’m not a failure.
Little lazy but I can change I’m 16 right now but I’m patient, willing to listen and learn from others who know more than me, Always push through tuff times. Stay awake late at nights studying, makin sure all my assignments on time. I don’t “try” things as Mr. Ward said when I do something I put 100%.
I am lazy, impatient, contractors do crappy jobs so I do it all myself, and I get frustrated and quit easy. I would definitely say I am driven...and I sold something like 12 houses my first year, and had roughly 6 homes in escrow per month my second year...so...
If you don’t mind me asking, how were you able to do that? What steps did you take to be so successful? I have the drive, but I honestly don’t know where to start. I’m looking for someone who can share specific steps. :)
@@daiziezzzzsss Im currently working as a real estate agent. I've been in 2 brokerages now, they all say the same thing. There is no magic step plan to achieve succes, get your license and start generating business. Get help from a mentor or work wit a paycheck and comision for a broker to start getting experience
#3 scared me for a moment, but then I realized you meant "diy-er" as someone who disregards professional advice. My gut response was "I can't plant flowers? 🥺" Thank you for this content.
I’m driven, destined & Determined to be a Massively successful Real Estate agent! I’m currently taking the courses to get my license & learn as much as I possibly can!!!
I'm a Realtor, this job is not a cake walk you're gonna get humbled real fucking quick. I've closed 5 my first 3 months and it's been rough. I've shown over 100 houses easily.
Which program did you sign up with? I've been look and researching. There are so many options. Im not trying to get the cheapest quickest route, I want a legit program.
@@Ashley-oi9uy In the end the goal is to pass the test which I would recommend you do various practice exams after finishing your required pre-license course. The CE Shop usually is acceptable in all states.
I have been investing in real estate for a while now and a lot of people talk about Cryptocurrency. Who else thinks this crypto trading is kinda easy but is way to nervous to start?
Speaking of crypto trading. It's the best business in the world right now, I know a couple of friends who make a whole lot of money trading the crypto market.
I just decided today that real estate might be my journey. After years of watching hgtv. After years of trying to find a career that is self driven based , dealing with small crowds or one on one, something where I'm my own boss ( at the same time not the boss of others), and involving something I'm interested in. I am also passionate about finding outfits that aren't advertised like something you'd see on a tv show. I'm always able to follow strict criteria and price point. I know I'd be able to find the right house for everyone. I'm excited about learning more before making a final decision to enroll to get my liscense.
I currently live in Las Vegas and I've been thinking about real estate for a while now. I'm honestly inspired by your video an I'm gonna give it a real go! 💯
Hi! I am currently taking the Real estate course in the state of Florida. With the real estate express. To tell you the truth, I’m a little nervous about learning something new, but I’m excited. I think it’s because English is my second language. I’m Pretty confident to become a real estate agent. In 2010, I opened a licensed family day care home. I like the idea of working on my schedule and with the opportunity to make as much money as I wanted. I will need a lot of training. I am looking for a coaching and mentoring.
“Do not become a realtor if you are lazy”
Me: *closes video*
😂😂😂😂dammit I’m the same lol
Me too 😭😭
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Before he said it I knew that that's what he was going to say.
lmao frrr 😂😂😂😂
Not lazy ✅
Patient ✅
Able to learn from coaching and mentoring ✅
Never back down ✅
Ambitious AF ✅
I’m gonna make it y’all 💵 💴 💰 #igotthis
Yeeee bro
Me too🤚🏾😜
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YOU GOT THIS 💕
Im on my licence but im not taking this on the light shoulder💯💯💯
Successful people don't become that way overnight. What most people see at a glance-wealth, a great career, purpose is the result of hard work and hustle over time. I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life..
You are right sir
cool thinking bro ✅
I pray that your prayer becomes true.
I don’t know where people get the idea that “most” people think this way. From a Western cultural context, it’s cultural to push hard work, busyness and burnout is a big issue in Western culture. So, exactly where does this notion that people think success is easy to accomplish or purely overnight. If they think that way, they must not be paying attention to much of what’s being said in Western culture, or people are just regurgitating the typical or cliche notions they see online as normative.
Thank you, I hope I will be 💯🙌🏾
i am a quitter, but not with things i enjoy and love. i love this line of work & always wanted this since i was 8. i know it’ll be stressful but i want this to stress me out than customers in fast food yelling at me all day.
f*ck z customers...start doing what u wanted since ur childhood...don't lose hope we r on ur side!!
How’s it going so far?
🙌🙌🙌
I didn’t know people aspire to be a realtor at 8, I probably didn’t even know what a realtor is.
@@gunjanantil5703 me too😂😂😂
I've bought 2 homes and sold 1 as a homeowner and never likes a go-getter attitude in agents. I found it overwhelming and unreliable.
What I valued a lot is good communication and following through. When I sensed that a realtor was genuine and honest with me then we had a bond.
Now I myself thinking about getting into real estate.
Everyone keeps putting pressure on a person. You've got to be this and you've got to be that.
I say what works for me every time:
*"I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me."*
God Bless and all the best to you all.
♥️✝️♥️
Amen!!!!
I don't know you, but if I can talk you out of going into realty, I think I'd be doing you a big kindness. Don't do it. It's a SLEAZY profession and I am happily watching it's demise due to becoming obsolete.
Wow!! Tell me more because I have good personality and my friends keep telling me I would be. a great realtor and this sort of is distracting my other visions because I'm trying to focus on something that 1- does not mess with my anxiety, hustle mentality, and sap my energy and attention all day since i have other goals and dreams,. But need to find something that gives me great wealth of income to invest in things later so I wont need to work for no one and travel the world!
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@@montecarlo4294what in your opinion is a better profession? Selling insurance ? Medical field?
Very very encouraging and thanks for sharing
Great video. Don't forget that you could be lazy, impatient, a quitter, and not driven if you're in the wrong field. Real Estate might be the field that drives you vs working a 9-5 and sitting in meetings all day.
Facts!
Exactly! I'm lazy and have quit so many things until I got into law enforcement and security. Loved it. Now that I'm in my 50's it's time for something new. My mother was a realtor, so I've seen it first hand. I used to hang out in her office as a teen. Plus I ran a traveling notary business for refinanced home loans. I believe I'll do well in this field.
Your words gave me relief...otherwise this video has made me fall to the ground, as I have all these 5 things
makes so much sense.
I like this comment 👍👍
This applies to LIFE in general, you cant dig ditches if you are lazy.
😂😂😂 good point!
I disagree
@@martinwise1480 ??
@@Leila-iv7hm lazy People are innovative people they always find new and simpler ways of doing things
@@martinwise1480 being lazy isn't a good thing stop courging it
“Don’t expect to make six figures” then in the description “here’s my course on how to make six figures your first year” like bruh come on
Lmaooooo
Seems like the brokers and YT coaches only want you if your welling to give up your life up to work 120 hours per week otherwise this isn’t for you. Bottom line is you get what you put into it. Wanna make $40-70k fine, but if you want to make $125k+ you better work for it. It is like any other job.
real estate is all about making sales lol he's just selling something else
Eh it's all about drive
@@rorothegoatboat he’s trying to scare us away lol
I would like to also remind everyone that often, these negative traits are associated with general unhappiness, uninterest, or depression. For me personally, I’m hard-working, happy, patient, and passionate ONLY when I love what I do. Don’t just count yourself out as lazy or unenthused unless you possess those traits even while doing something you love/your passion. If you’ve never done anything you’re truly passionate about, you wouldn’t know how hard you’d work at it. Just try.
Wow so true
Definitely
I love this! Thank you so much!😭🤗👏
Facts 💯. People tend to work harder and think better when dealing with less stress.
Love this and thanks for sharing
IM TIRED OF WORKING FOR SOMEONE !!! SICK OF IT ! All they are, is So negative, impatient, want things done in a dang rush! I’ve been thinking about real estate for the past couple of months. I have a 8 month old son. I’m tired going from job to job because I can’t figure myself out. I want to give my son more than what I had. I know nothing in life is easy. You have to start from the bottom! But am I going to give up ? HECKNO! I want to better myself as a person not just for myself, but for others around me. ESPECIALLY MY BOY. I wish everyone here the best in life and what the future awaits for everyone. Stay Positive Guys. Love Life🤙🏽
How has is been going?
Smash it 👊
You Nailed it. Real Estate is TOUGH! But, if you're willing to work hard, the money can be GREAT. If I could do it again, I'd become an agent at age 18 & start buying investment properties.
Hey, you say you’d start real estate at 18? I turned 18 a month ago and am in my freshman year of college pursuing a Finance Degree. What are the benefits of starting at 18?
@@matthewlocke9225 Hey Matthew, I’m starting at eighteen I am going to take my exam soon. The benefits are that most of the time your expenses aren’t high so if you don’t sell anything for a few months you’re not in big trouble. You get four years of experience by the time you’re 22. You also have lots of energy to hustle hard.
@@matthewlocke9225 Because the earlier you start the farther down the road you are in terms of success. Some people live a mediocre lifestyle for over 20 years before they start. Why wait that long?
@@StephenKershaw1 Truth! Thanks for sharing.
@@TyWilde why do i see your same comments on other random vids. Your suss bro.
I’m lazy but ever since starting real estate I felt more active and strive and push myself to my goal. Not giving up and striving for the best ain’t easy but anyone can get it done if you put time and effort into it
i’m a 16 almost 17 year old in 11th grade and I been wanting to become a realtor and this video was amazing and gave me so much knowledge, Wish me luck in life everyone👍
Likewise I’m in 11th grade and I’m hoping to make it big
Same I’m 17 any I think so far this is what I want
How everything going you tried it out yet ??
@@coryholmes-hy4kk he just 17 so no
Good luck lhalha❤️
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As retail traders, this highlights the importance for
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You are right, to be a successful person in life
requires hard work, being focus and commitment
This thing about been successful has to do with
working towards your goal and not giving ears or
attention to side thoughts.
How can someone know a professional business account
manager that is trustworthy and legit they are hard to
find this days.
The amount of time we spend believing we can't is more than enough time to learn how you can.
- my Brain
This is deep
Nice words 👌
For real it's true this could be the wisest word I've heard, you got my point
yes! I attended her classes online
Who's this proffesional everyone is talking about I always see good recommendation about her on top comments on every RUclips video I watched
Nice video as always but here is my problem I have been making losses trying to make profit trading. I thought trading demo account is just like trading the real market... can anyone help me out or at least advise me on what to do
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@@richardbalint2582My first experience with him gave me the assurance that has made me to trade without fear of loosing
@@richardbalint2582you don't need to be shocked because i'm also a huge beneficiary of Henne Nate
I'm so happy for taking the bold step in investing with him. What suprises me about him mostly is he gives his clients access to his trading site whereby they can monitor their trades on a daily basis
When I’m trying to buy a house, this is the last guy I want to be dealing with
😭
How you get money to buy house
Why?
Exactly. Plenty of fish in the sea!
@@riteshkakkar7112 your English not good
I hate videos like these. What these videos are doing is discouraging people from actually trying it out and possibly succeeding. Do yourself a favor and fire then aim and if it doesn’t work out then great now you know. Don’t NOT do something because someone else says that you shouldn’t or can’t.
Not really he’s helping you out and Savin you from things you won’t expect 🤷♀️
@@anjalii363 look at how BROAD all of these reasons are. Every single person has or has had every one of these at some point in their lives. Which means there’s a good chance this video is just making them feel like crap even though they could excel at this if they tried. Don’t watch these ridiculous videos and go do it. Sometimes you need to shoot and then aim.
@@jakemarsee7864 that don't mean u cant change the fact that you are lazy but if u cant change it thats ur fault its not discouraging its just a fact
I get what you’re saying and I think you have a point. But I see this video as cautionary and useful in expectation-control. It’s a good heads up for those that don’t wanna risk wasting time trying stuff out. If they want it enough, a 9min video by a stranger shouldn’t discourage them
@Mike S bruh this isn’t navy seal training smh
I will change the title, The new title for this video is INCORPORATE THESE AND BECOME AN ELITE REAL ESTATE AGENT. Dont let this guy confuse you. Good luck guys
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I would add "unhealthy" to this list. You really have to feel good to do this both mentally and physically.
Agreed
Yes u need to be physically and mentally fit! For sure hands down
I having trouble passing my national and state exam in texas
@Miranda Lorian hungry
@@w.santaanna22 one of the hardest states, good luck darlin 🙏
Good points! I would add, If your extremely Introverted or lack decent Communication skills don’t do it. If you have social anxiety or don’t like talking on the phone most of the day, don’t do it. Unfortunately Real estate schools don’t discuss how personalities play a major role in the rise or fall of Real Estate Agents vs other careers or endeavors. These (6 words) discussed in this video are considered personality traits. Some can be changed and some can’t. None are less important then the other.
This is good reason why I want to become a real estate agent. I know how extroverted I am and I don’t want to give up that potential on a job that doesn’t allow me to communicate
Go get it ! ;)
I'm an introvert, but this makes me go harder. Because people don't think I can do it.
@@Ms88Chick you said you were extroverted on your earlier post. It’s not that big of a deal either way. As long as your not super Introverted, cause that Could hold someone back. When your not on a Salary or not getting paid to interact and communicate would you want to for Free? Would you enjoy attending Weekly networking events, working when you don’t have to, or never have a planned Day off. As long as your Self motivated and curious to keep Learning year after year and not allow personal relationships distract you from building a career. Because all your friends or Family who work 9 to 5 jobs always feel realtors don’t need to work and plan things around there days off lol. Saturday and Sundays are going to busy for 1st year or 2.
@@Ms88Chick it’s needs to be for yourself and nobody else. If you don’t want it bad for yourself, it’s almost impossible to Dedicate the time needed. I wish I could send you a screenshot of 4 of my female team Members today. We all had a big Marketing event we could have all gone to. One said they needed to take son to Orthodontist, another said they had to run errands with daughter, and other said there kid was under the weather. The problem is, nobody makes you do anything in real estate it’s ( all Optional) because your a independent contractor. But if they were getting paid, they would have all showed up to help grow there biz.
So, these are the things i see and hear everyday. That’s why it’s hard to determine who will become great agents and what makes a great agent. The top Agents all have 1 thing in common, they Put everything second to Real Estate. Imagine opening up a restaurant or a coffee house or a sports bar Ex ex. Even though your not getting paid to be there and work; your there everyday and make yourself available everyday. I was 28 when I got licensed
This simply applies to life. These 5 things apply to everything. If you want to be successful, in anything you do, you need to NOT do these 5 things.
I know! I thought this video would be actually related to real estate not a dude saying hey my job is hard. Dont do it if you dont work hard like me. Lmao thanks for all the insightful knowledge you clown.
True
Spent 20 years of my life watching my parents stress out over property. They making bank now, but the level of stress they had to deal with was always painful for me to witness
People don't realise the level of stress you experience with this job. Actually I wanted an office job cause I thought it would be easier than layering bricks all day and breaking your back. Real estate will break your mind and in consequence your body from the stress if you aren't fit for it.
@@jinojikitomo5065 people take stress differently I don’t stress over anything nothing to stress about cuz everything plays out
Me :( my family
@@jacobmontes5000 ong 😤
It's super hard on family life until your repeat business comes back. It takes years and years of hustle and stress. It is painful on family life. I hear you
I started with 157 on my pocket and wanted to be a picker. I worked my way all the way up to buying businesses and selling them for profit and I never had a license. I don’t even have GED. You can do anything if you set your mind to it.
Can I work for you
Got my license and sold 4 houses in one month the first month i got it
Bullish:t
How is that even possible
Well we all can’t be David Castro 😂
Horse shit
The Midas touch
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I’m surprised you know her too. I’ve been making a lot of profits investing with her for a few months now.
Mrs casandraBuneta changed my life because of the huge profits I got from investing with her.
You invest with Mrs casandraBuneta too? wow that woman has been a blessing to me and my family.
I’m new at this, how can I reach your coach?
You can communicate with her on telegam, with the username below.
I actually LOVE this devil's advocate side of the argument. Everyone's always saying "you can do this, look at this side hustle, look its so easy. Just take a class and get licensed, etc etc" . But you actually make me question myself and through this self doubt I've come to the decision that I genuinely want to do this. Thank you for this.
He : lazy.
Me: O, Ok by.
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Lol
💀💀💀😂
😂 I’ll buy from you just cause of that 😂
🤣🤣
Same lmao
55 years old and been in construction for over 22 years. Never to late. I'm a driven patient man, go getter, absolutely coach driven, listen hard to what's said and definitely not Lazy. Looking to schedule a test next week.
I'm a single, 43-year-old father who resides in Hamburg. If everything continues to go well for me, I intend to retire at age 50. I couldn't be happier right now than I am that I just bought my first house last month. I'm so happy that I made wise choices that altered my life forever.
Salutations, dude. At your age, you're doing extremely well. I'm 54 years old, and right now my finances are a mess. Any helpful advice would be greatly appreciated in helping to mold my life. I want to buy a home of my own.
It seems like I used the FIRE movement to manage my finances. Investigate it further by doing some research. With the help of a financial professional, they were then successful when investing in stocks, cryptocurrencies, and real estate.
I appreciate your nice words and would like to get in touch with your account management consultant.
'Carol Vivian Constable, a highly respected figure in her field. I suggest delving deeper into her credentials, as she possesses extensive experience and serves as a valuable resource for individuals seeking guidance in navigating the financial market.
She appears to be well-educated and well-read. I ran an online search on her name and came across her website; thank you for sharing.
He keeps referring failing is bad and like failing is not in your path and just get it, in a lot of this video, but no one has earned success without failures in their path. Be realistic.
I would add "emotional" to this list. You have to grit your teeth and put your emotions aside, because clients will throw a whole lot your way, even if you aren't the person they are angry or frustrated with. You have to be the one to take emotion out of the equation or the sale could be affected.
FACTS!!🎯
That goes with not being a quitter
This is the same as an application when applying for a job. They always want to pick out those that they don’t think are capable of doing the job. Instead of not thinking you can’t do something, show yourself you can. Anyone can be a diy, anyone can be lazy at times. If you have a dream and passion tho, I see anything happening. I see where you are coming from and I get your view, you have to want it bad.
The way to make it honesty in the “REAL ESTATE” is to be confident and have a lot of friends with big word of mouth and of course yourself. It’s about being trustworthy, knowing what you sell and being confident and being able to sell and change peoples mind. You have to know how to build friendship as well. Real estate is more then selling property, it’s about making friendship and about having others believe in you when making their first or other purchase in their investment.
I’m very thankful I came across this video, as my mother had influenced me with how she was once a Real Estate agent and now a tax preparer. Happy sat
He’s not being negative, he’s being honest
Im sixteen and been through alot , i just wanna make it and win, thats all that been on my mind, im willing to take responsibility serious in this and hopefully make everybody proud ✌🏾
I’m 19 and just looking into Real Estate. I believe I can work hard and achieve great success through this so I will keep you posted and hopefully this is for me🙏🏾
Nice video 🥰🥰🥳your video is so cool, honestly real estate exam is such a difficult test man ,really don’t know what to do but I’m never losing hope
I always believed Real estate is not for all but studying you need God's grace to pass
People keep talking about Mr Dylan all over
RUclips,he must be a very awesome
I’m sorry for your plight my friend but I was once in your shoes before I was recommended to Prof Dylan and that’s how I passed my real estate exam
Real estate TEST might seem so tough to pass but studying very hard is a very vital skill to win trust me
Real estate is really frustrating, I don't believe I will pass, I need Mr Dylan information
I love ur honest truth. I am 88% done with my course. I have drive, im patient, i dnt quit anything so I really want this so thank u so much for the honesty. Much appreciated.
I just started my course bout 2 weeks ago & I’ve never felt more empowered to do something, I’m so ready for this journey!
Thanks a lot I just passed mine
wow! Now I want to enter the real estate profession with conviction! It's 2023 and I am ready. I will do the work initially and then I will be in touch. In my view most real estate professions that I have monitored by going out and viewing apartments are lazy. They open the door and are like "here it is" and they stand in the corner on the cellphone while I look around and then ask me "do you like the unit because if not I have others". Say if I did in NYC why the heck am I going to pay you a $3500 commission when you're not really interested in the sales process only want to collect the money because I am required to use you to mediate with the landlord. Competition is needed.
I fit a lot of those "Do Not"s but I'm willing and am actively trying to fix those flaws, I can't see myself working in some mundane 9-5 desk job
I want to go into real estate with the goal of setting myself up to support my family when I eventually have one and to help the people who come to me with whatever they need in regards to their homes
I want to assist those who seek my skills and expertise with all that I am able to and beyond
That is my goal and I'm willing to do anything with honesty and love to achieve it
I am an entrepreneur and have been in business for myself (brick and mortar) for 9yrs. 2 different industries and 5 locations. I am so pumped and ready to soak it all up! Started my classes and will be testing the end of Dec.
Every attribute you said is what and who we are as entrepreneurs, it’s what drives us and sets us apart from the 9-5ers who think we’re crazy lol But I love the entrepreneurial life and it has grown me into the risk taking driven persons my husband and I are today!
@Brandy Cruz how are you doing?
I'm 24 and something is just missing. My "normal job" consists of working for a "boss", but I'm the one taking most of the responsibility. I don't hate my job but I'm always driven to be better than I am. I opened this video genuinely concerned about what I may see/hear, and I'm happy to say I will be back to this comment when I get my realtor license.
are you taking your classes rn?
This is exactly how I feel working a day to day job. I am about to be 25 and I feel something is missing. I am watching videos because I am thinking about getting my real estate license
@@akquanacolbourne1251this is how I feel…. I have my current dream job right now. But I feel like I can do more than just this. I’m a certified crane operator. I sit in a box all day and I have my own responsibilities. I don’t necessarily go to my boss. As long as I work safe and keep my head on a swivel I’m fine. But I want be something bigger.
update?
These 5 reasons are why I’m Going for my Real Estate License.. I’m very Driven and Determined to make things happen. Confirmation thank you 😊
I will be retiring in about 3 years from 27 year law enforcement career and have always wanted to be in real estate. I started classes this week and am very excited about the next chapter in my life!!
Hi Michael. I have seen many former law enforcement professionals do very well as a real estate broker. You were likely able to check off that you are not any of the 5 characteristics he mentions.
hi do you need a degree for real estate? or do you just apply for a job
@@melarie205 u just need to take course and pass the course exam once u pass u are eligible to take the state exam
@@xxmarcoxx3189 ty!
Unfortunately I am all these things. I recently passed my real estate test, and I am just coming to grips with what I signed up for. I already don't have much money and I already owe $3000+ just setting myself up. Had I watched this video 3 years ago, I probably wouldn't have become an agent. But the problem is I already was like this BEFORE becoming an agent. If I chose a different career it would only be the same result. I'm a coward on top of all the things mentioned in this list. So why do I keep going? The reason is because this real estate career is the FIRST thing I've ever done where bs'ing couldn't solve my problems. It's the first thing that I've worked hard for. I failed the test 4 times and each time it cost me money, time, and willpower. The feeling I felt when I passed was unlike anything I've ever felt. I really can't explain it, it goes beyond words, for the first time in my life I didn't feel like a loser or a side character in my life. I felt like Uzui when he fought Gyutaro, All Might when he fought All for One. THAT feeling. And I want more. I want to overcome these five things and so I will continue on, I want to be greater than I am right now and the only way to do that is to do the things that terrify me.
Sorry for ranting, but I needed to tell myself that.
I enjoy being an investor moreso than a realtor. Idc so much about the $. I just enjoy driving myself around farming for a great deal and getting it for myself.
Been a real estate investment business owner for five years in 26 now back in college getting my license and then degree in real estate
I am lazy only when I don’t have anything pushing me to not be lazy, knowing that years of real estate will make me money will make me not lazy
Exactly how I am too.
Well, sounds like real estate is the career for me 😁
Came into this ... told myself I gotta be real with myself with whatever he says.... I feel like I went 5 for 5 , Good luck Bro💪🏾💪🏾
Almost all real estate agent videos are negative, and I think the reason for that is they don’t want you to be their competition, they don’t want you to eat and have a comfortable life like them.
This is why I don't watch too many of them.
Duhh 😂😂
I had all of those except #4. I've never been a quitter and never will be. I've been an agent going on 2 years now. Definitely not for the faint of heart. I'm still doing it, but hasn't been easy at all. I had to change tremendously. I had to stop being all of those things he mentioned and then some lol.
Have you made good income during your 2 years as an Agent and do you plan on staying in it?
@@ozzayyyy yes I have and definitely will stay in it. But currently it has slowed down for me unfortunately and am going to start a part time job soon
I'm lazy, impatient, able to learn from coaching and mentoring, I back down when I've deemed something not worth it, I am ambitious.
Did u ever figure something out I can relate a bit
#2 is probably one of the biggest reasons why many realtors quit/leave the business . Good vid Kev!
Agreed. They try something once and when it doesn't work they give up. You need to give everything time
Lazy and impatient are a characteristics of mine 😒😭😭
Work on it
Then grow up
Usually, impatient people are energetic, so you're maybe just lazy. 🤔
This list will help me fix the issues I need to overcome. I’m tired of being away from home so this will be a new chapter in my life
Sounds like life not just real-estate. Its applied in everything you do in life..
I am 19 watching this going into real estate and I haven’t had the easiest life and I use that to drive me towards success. My dream is to achieve true happiness.
Thank you! I have been a real estate agent and recently got my broker license since 2005, Only now to realize it isn’t for me. Although I still want to make at least 1-2 sales a year as a side job if possible since now I have another different kind of business.
Real estate is by fair the toughest job I ever did in my life. because I’m a bit emotional and get depress easily. Although, I work 6 days a week 10 hours a day so I don’t think I’m lazy at all. There are days I work 7 days. My thing is the fear of rejection and what they judge me . Thank you for explaining it in detail
I’m 24 just got out of the army and I’m thinking of what I want to do with my life. I was going to be in the trades but I don’t want a job that’s going to beat up my body for the rest of my life. I work very hard and i would have no problem working in a job that makes me use my mind / brains and not beat me down. I’d work 7 days a week at a job like just putting in effort everyday to get better. I’m going to get in the process of getting my license starting today wish me luck and i hope the best for all of you on the same journey 🙌
these seem like traits any entrepreneur should not have regardless. Its a tough world out there people, and you've gotta be tougher!
Hey Kevin I’m just now watching your video and I gotta say, I’m more than moved man. Im just turning 20 and finished school and was just thinking “dam what now?” I was scrolling through my RUclips feed and your video came across. I just wanna say thank you, because I’ve been asked by friends and family. “What do you wanna do?” “What do you like?”. I had no direct answer for them. “The navy maybe I’d say” But the recruiters I went and sat down with just couldn’t sell it. Couldn’t quite open my eyes to what my future might hold. You had something that blew me away and had me sure by #2. It was your presentation, it just like kinda taunted me. Everything on it made me feel like I was in daze taking a test that I had studied my entire life for and I knew I wanna be a realtor. I don’t care how hard he says it is, i want too be proud of me for showing that I can. I’m gonna watch every video and one day I’ll thank you personally
I love this video. He is keeping it real with everyone. He is trying to coach us and let us know that nothing is going to be handed to you. Which motivates me even more. Good video and I’m definitely subscribing.
Not a matter of if i should, i have to better mine and my family's life. 💯
Here watching it in 2022. And what a great motivation to start my day and to fuel my drive on wanting to become one. Thank you!
Another thing is discipline. Motivation can get you started but discipline keeps you going
My wife and I are going to try to make a go at it. We are empty nesters and retired military so we have the time and the cushion I feel.
I’ll keep you posted. Wish us luck.
Hey man! How’s the journey going?
How is the journey coming along? Im wanting to start myself
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I’m still considering it but the airline industry is back so not wanting to make the jump right now.
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I’m going to hold off for a bit because I’m pretty solid in my career path right now and if I dollar cost average that money it doesn’t appear that the return on investment will be everything that I had hoped.
A reason why I would call myself "lazy" right now is because I haven't found my passion as of yet. I love my job in retail/sales, I love communicating with my customers, I love keeping myself busy at work and so I feel as though this would be a great path for me to stop feeling lazy. I know real estate is a much greater career then retail but, it would be a great challenge for me to see how far my potential can go.
Subscribed. Im in the home inspection business, and I want to hold both licenses. This man is telling the 100% truth about all of this.
There aren’t any jobs that you can do if you answer yes to any of the five things he put up there. If you’re lazy, impatient, can’t take coaching, quitter and have no drive, there is no job you can do.
In late January, possibly february (depending on my schedule) I'm doing a 2 week 90 hour course in person and will study and take the board exam in AZ. Once I pass I'll check with you on step 2. The good news is I already have an experienced mentor who will train me and answer all my questions side by side. Take care!
how’s it going
This men speaks truth, all of it.
Not lazy ✅
Not impatient ✅
Can learn from coaching and mentoring ✅
Doesn’t quit easily ✅
Driven ✅
Well, hopefully when I’m older this will be my job. My step mom is a real estate agent and she’s pretty much perfect so hopefully I can be like her when I grow up because.. I’m just not good enough. She got so freaking lucky in life...she can buy expensive things for herself and for her daughter. I hope I’m not a failure.
You ain’t a failure...don’t say those things about yourself :(
Go for what you want you just gonna make a change in your life such as if you lazy start becoming more productive etc
I’m taking online real estate right now. Back with you when I have state license
How did you get started? And what is the cost.
Little lazy but I can change I’m 16 right now but I’m patient, willing to listen and learn from others who know more than me, Always push through tuff times. Stay awake late at nights studying, makin sure all my assignments on time. I don’t “try” things as Mr. Ward said when I do something I put 100%.
I am lazy, impatient, contractors do crappy jobs so I do it all myself, and I get frustrated and quit easy. I would definitely say I am driven...and I sold something like 12 houses my first year, and had roughly 6 homes in escrow per month my second year...so...
Hahaha
Thanks for sharing. 😉
If you don’t mind me asking, how were you able to do that? What steps did you take to be so successful? I have the drive, but I honestly don’t know where to start. I’m looking for someone who can share specific steps. :)
@@daiziezzzzsss Im currently working as a real estate agent. I've been in 2 brokerages now, they all say the same thing. There is no magic step plan to achieve succes, get your license and start generating business. Get help from a mentor or work wit a paycheck and comision for a broker to start getting experience
#3 scared me for a moment, but then I realized you meant "diy-er" as someone who disregards professional advice. My gut response was "I can't plant flowers? 🥺"
Thank you for this content.
Thank you, Kevin Ward. After taking what you say to heart, I am proceeding with obtaining license.
I’m driven, destined & Determined to be a Massively successful Real Estate agent! I’m currently taking the courses to get my license & learn as much as I possibly can!!!
A quitter never wins and a winner never Quits, believing in yourself step 1 .
I'm a Realtor, this job is not a cake walk you're gonna get humbled real fucking quick. I've closed 5 my first 3 months and it's been rough. I've shown over 100 houses easily.
5 in 3 months? WoW you are good. I closed 0 in my 3 months… (rentals)
Just signed up for a prelicensure course this week! I love your energy and realism. Thanks for posting! :)
nice!
nice you got this!
Which program did you sign up with? I've been look and researching. There are so many options. Im not trying to get the cheapest quickest route, I want a legit program.
@@Ashley-oi9uy In the end the goal is to pass the test which I would recommend you do various practice exams after finishing your required pre-license course. The CE Shop usually is acceptable in all states.
I'm lazy, impatient and a quitter. But I really want to be in this Industry, so I'm gonna make it. Currently changine my bad habits
Great video, I just got my license and ready to work harder than anybody else
I like how you are blunt and don’t sugar coat anything
I have been investing in real estate for a while now and a lot of people talk about Cryptocurrency. Who else thinks this crypto trading is kinda easy but is way to nervous to start?
Speaking of crypto trading. It's the best business in the world right now, I know a couple of friends who make a whole lot of money trading the crypto market.
Investing with an experienced expert is the best way to get started in the Crypto market. Learnt that the hard way though.
There seem to be an increasing number of beginners who are yet to fully grasp the knowledge of trading well.
Crypto trading has left me no choice but to keep investing because it makes so much profit for me.
The success behind my profit earning in bitcoin investment is not solely on my skills but by the help of investing in an expert.
I’m motivated just by watching this
Hi Kevin. Just passed my RE license exam last week. Looking forward to success. I'm still employed 40hrs a week. Looking to quit that job asap. Thx.
Not looking forward to that, but definitely giving it my all. Fortunately I have enough $ to carry me a few years...thx
Yes I'm am. IE California. Hot RE market so far...
Hot Realestate market. Homes are selling fast in my area. Sorry for the vagueness...
Maybe. Ill let ya know how it goes. Thx for the encouragement 😀
Not yet. Lemme see how it goes. Are you an re agent?
Everybody have what it takes just get up!!! You got this
I am not a quitter. You have to be Self driven. Thanks Kevin.
I just decided today that real estate might be my journey. After years of watching hgtv. After years of trying to find a career that is self driven based , dealing with small crowds or one on one, something where I'm my own boss ( at the same time not the boss of others), and involving something I'm interested in. I am also passionate about finding outfits that aren't advertised like something you'd see on a tv show. I'm always able to follow strict criteria and price point. I know I'd be able to find the right house for everyone. I'm excited about learning more before making a final decision to enroll to get my liscense.
Great video Kevin! After watching your videos I started my own channel all about real estate!
I currently live in Las Vegas and I've been thinking about real estate for a while now. I'm honestly inspired by your video an I'm gonna give it a real go! 💯
Even if you’re not going into real estate this video definitely motivates me & makes me want to do more
I’ve had my license for a couple of months but do admit I was ready to give up but thank you for this it really changes my perspective.
I just signed up for classes! I start on October 5th! So ready!
I'm definitely thinking about it! I'm very interested.
You gonna do it online or class?
I'm interested and slacking
How’s it going ?
I just finished the class in person.
I thank God I did it in person.
I'm going to study for state board exam
@@XoSavannah I completed my classes on Wednesday the 21st and I took my exam the next day and passed on the first try!!
Hi! I am currently taking the Real estate course in the state of Florida. With the real estate express. To tell you the truth, I’m a little nervous about learning something new, but I’m excited. I think it’s because English is my second language. I’m Pretty confident to become a real estate agent. In 2010, I opened a licensed family day care home. I like the idea of working on my schedule and with the opportunity to make as much money as I wanted. I will need a lot of training. I am looking for a coaching and mentoring.
3 words to guide you through your life by me: never give up
There is shame in quitting, do what you wanna do in life. Nothing comes easy but if you want something bad enough you’ll do what it takes to succeed💯