New Real Estate Agent Tips - Transitioning into Real Estate FAQs
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- This video answers the common question of:
Going into Real Estate either Part-time or Full-time
How much money should you have saved up
Process of getting into the business. Courses and exams.
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You guys are super helpful! Keep these videos coming. I'm in the valley (LA) and newly licensed. I interviewed with RE/Max and Rodeo. I have some more interviews to do before I can commit to a brokerage. Getting ready to do this full time and I'll be following your advice to get my career going. Thank you!
It would be great to hear more from Brandon about what he did when he first started. He mentioned role playing for two hours. Maybe discuss that more and/or other things new agents can do. Helpful as always! Keep the vids coming :D
+Andréas Remis PLANT-BASED VEGAN Do you follow Bryan's channel? He has some great videos. Check this one out, I think you might enjoy it and it's informative! ruclips.net/video/hXMzJmjhy2k/видео.html
Loida Velasquez Just subbed - Thanks for sharing his link.
This was very helpful and informative. Thank you guys so much!
I work as a real estate agent full time, while I also have a part time flexi time work
@bryancasella and loida thank you so much! very helpful and motivating!!
Hey Loida, I watched this video and am curious towards a few things and wondering if you could help me understand what is the best decision to make. I recall in this video that Bryan stated that he jumped right into the business and went full time. Did Bryan go to college and get a real estate degree of some sort and if so does he recommend doing that? If not, would you guys go back, if you could, and go to college to pursue that education? Do you guys know anyone who went to college and truly hated it and said it was a waste OR completely said the opposite and said it was great? I understand that in this field of work that you must learn as you go and repetition is key. I am just wondering to keep all these factors in mind when starting career. The advice you two give is great! Thanks for your time
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Hey Loida quick question what do you take with you when your door knocking? Like whats the script like? Is there one you use particularly? I'm a new Real estate agent out of Dallas trying to make it big like you guys!
If you are a part-time agent. How do you explain to your buyer that you can't attend closing with them?
My buddy didn't submit all the paperwork he needed in Florida. He had an old arrest that showed up. He ended up having to go in front of the review board. All in all it took 5 months. Where compared to me (I submitted everything including an old felony) and I was approved within 2 weeks.
hey loida, how would you respond if you're a completely new agent who's never sold a house before, and the seller asks about your track record/ how many homes you've sold.
I actually made a video answering this..here you go ruclips.net/video/oKI7ow5Vul0/видео.html
these are all great options. thanks
hey i was wondering are there any brokerages that offer school as well, like after you complete schooling with them you can work with that company? ex: big companies like keller willams?
Again, the whole "save for 6 months" lol when you're living paycheck to paycheck (whole reason why I want to get into real estate to make better $) I cannot save for 6 months. No one answers me about the credit card... Guess I will just have to do it lol and say F it and take the leap of faith, I have no other way
+JessL Bryan put his first coaching program on a credit card..paying $650 a month. He didn't have much saved up at all. What he learned through the coaching he was able to implement and get transactions going almost as soon as he got his license..which easily paid off his credit card debts. That scenario is a little different that yours but almost same idea. He put it on a credit card. With your determination and willingness to succeed I have no doubt you'll be very successful in a shorter time period compared to others. I say do it, lol. I'm a risk taker myself. Figure out what you have to do (in terms of the work you put in) to reach the income you're looking for.
+Loida Velasquez lol exactly! I I am over living on such a tight budget- and when you think about it, anytime someone opens their own business 99.9% of the time they have to take out a bank loan or they charge a CC bc they don't have the $ up front. And like y'all said, when you only have plan A and no plan B you will succeed. It's all about the work you put in. Thank you for responding to all my concerns. Love your channel, great advice and help
+Loida Velasquez and one more thing, did you join a team to help you out in the beginning? That's something I heard would help you but then again what if you want to build your own team in the future?
Be very careful with mentors!!! they can screw your experience and make you get out of the industry very fast. Also if I was to start as apart time, I would study the scripts before actually starting. I think that would save tremendous amount of time. So, once you are ready to jump in to real estate, you hit the ground running
I never understood why some people would even consider doing this part time lol
Jay C I never understood why people don't understand starting off part time. Maybe you were more fortunate to have the kind of life where you could easily start full time. Many people have too many obligations to dive in full time. Living with no income and hustling just to close a deal to pay for bills makes for a terrible and pushy agent.
fl33tbrand yeah I guess you're right about that...