Real Estate Agent

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Be a Real Estate Agent, you will get good comissions per sale.

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Heres lots that can go. No need to have leaders running race based programmes. So bin all these leaders as well as this executive assistant Heres another. There is a contract between a house seller and a real estate agent. If there is a breach of contract then use contract law for a remedy. No point haing piblic sevants looking after complaints. My money is on this being just a "make work" job.

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... native with 18 years of real estate experience, Scott's deep roots and... act, and have an experienced agent in your corner. Meet Scott...

... native with 18 years of real estate experience, Scott's deep roots and... act, and have an experienced agent in your corner. Meet Scott...

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I've heard from a lot of real estate agents that there are things they wish someone had told them upfront, about the business, the hours, what actually matters vs what doesn't. What's something you learned along the way that would've been really helpful to know from day one? submitted by /u/LuxuryPresence_Aaron to r/AskForAnswers [link] [comments]

Tbh I don't think any of us expected anything different. submitted by /u/IllustriousComplex6 to r/Seattle [link] [comments]

I want to become a real estate agent. I know what it takes. I understand that I will have to spend a ton of time prospecting and networking. I don’t expect to become rich. I’m willing to put in the hard work, and I’m no stranger to it. I was a teacher, and before that I was a recruiter at a staffing agency. I know what it’s like to work hard, and I also know what it’s like to be let down and deal with the ups and downs of a profession. My husband’s income pays for all of our bills, so I’m okay with the fact that it will take time to make money and I’ll have to put money into it. Even though I’m fully aware of all of this, people consistently try to push me away from this. I have a close friend who’s an agent. She told me that it’s a terrible business and I’ll be lucky to make 20k if I sit in open houses all weekend every weekend. She told me that all of her clients come from connections made by her husband. He’s a police officer. Most other realtors I talk to are very negative about it. My mother in law is a former loan officer and also reacted very negatively to the idea. I’m almost 30. I know a lot about my market, and I’ve wanted to do this since I was a child. Am I missing something here? submitted by /u/Real_Temperature2706 to r/RealEstateAdvice [link] [comments]

Hi all, I’m currently making a career change and working toward my real estate license. I’m trying to figure out the best path forward and would love some input. Would you recommend going straight into being a real estate agent with commission-based income, or starting off in a more stable role like property management assistant or real estate paralegal? I’m based in Philadelphia, if that makes a difference for the market. I know income can be inconsistent at first, so I’m just trying to be realistic. If you’ve been in the field, how did you start, and would you do it the same way again? submitted by /u/Alliwantissleeppp to r/careerguidance [link] [comments]

Okay, explain it to me like I'm 5 please. I got my pre-qual letter and the next step is "find an agent". Once I find one I like and want to work with, what if it takes me 6+ months to find a house that I get an offer accepted on? Does the agent work "for free" during that time? submitted by /u/Internal_Income_678 to r/FirstTimeHomeBuyer [link] [comments]

Apologies for the long title, but I am getting out of the Army soon and thinking about getting into real estate. I’m already licensed, but I’m curious how much can one really make from selling properties. submitted by /u/Upbeat_Shake_592 to r/realtors [link] [comments]

Every part of this is beyond a joke. The housing market is already a rort, but valuing a property based on future potential instead of it's actual, existing CRUSTY state is indefensible submitted by /u/strxx_ to r/WesternAustralia [link] [comments]

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Im trying to understand how real estate agents actually get clients. Im just learning and hoping to hear real world experiences. Where do your best clients come from now? submitted by /u/Willing-Blackberry-7 to r/Entrepreneur [link] [comments]

I have said above as it is- what do you think the impact here for buyers like us- how would they trace it .. what happens with private sale? Also what is the Loophole this agent will use to Advantange themselves? In Victoria submitted by /u/DryMight2765 to r/AusFinance [link] [comments]

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This is on the side yard at a house that I would like to put an offer on. It is in the Los Angeles suburbs. The current owner claims the large stone circle is a BBQ but that doesn’t seem possible. There’s no soot marks and the ring is made of plastic. The pump is clearly plumbed into the ground but according to her it’s “decorative”. submitted by /u/AnxiousSage to r/whatisthisthing [link] [comments]

Last time I posted on here, I got a ton of negative responses saying things like that they wish they had never switched to real estate and it’s a bad business to get into. You’ll never make any money in it and so on. Like 90% of the responses were trying to talk me out of even trying to make it happen. Is it really that bad? I’m not making a ton of money where I’m at right now so if I only made a modest amount the first couple of years, it would not be that bad honestly. Especially since I’m really hating being crammed in an office chair 24/7 submitted by /u/NeedAChange_123 to r/realtors [link] [comments]

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total overall composition is absolute butt fart in my humble opinion i also know at least 4 guys who started doing real estate and dipped within a few years US is in a complete housing crisis with 1 in 4 homes being owned by a corporation. they’re just straight up building their own neighborhoods too. not mention the new law passed which made real estate agency a soon to be expired profession — gone the way of vacation planning agents (idek what they were called) submitted by /u/ninetofivehangover to r/shittytattoos [link] [comments]

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Six fucking percent for a week of work. That's what realtors want in this market. 3% for the buyer's agent, 3% for the seller's agent, and all they have to do is take some pictures and put that shit up on the internet. It's galling. You have a $500k house and want to sell it? Well, not without paying $30k to some shithead with an MLS account! And it only gets more galling the richer you get. The transaction cost on buying and selling homes is just really, really fucking high when you use an agent. And Zillow knows this, and they know people are sick of paying realtors $3,000-$10,000 per hour to sell their homes. Today, I just sold an investment property to Zillow. They offered me the Zestimate (their own pricing model which is publicly available on their website), which is great because it's how I valued my house anyway. People are always on Zillow looking to see what shit costs, and they just offered me what they said the house was worth. They charged me about $10k in seller concessions to for repairs and shit, which is higher than you might pay normally, but this is directly in line with my own estimations for what I would have needed to do to sell the house. Finally, they charges .1%. POINT ONE PERCENT as a transaction cost. So at the end of the day, I got exactly the price I expected, I didn't have to deal with anybody's bullshit (buyers, agents, showings, cleanings, contractors, staging, pictures) and I basically did the whole thing online. Their tech is also very good. Smooth docusigning, good customer service, even remote/Zoom notary services. They are going to spruce this house up and then they are going to sell it on their own platform to another buyer. Even if they don't make a profit, what they just did is FUCK TWO TO FOUR REALTORS out of their commissions. It's like Sony taking a loss on their hardware to get market share. This is how Zillow is going to win. It was easier and cheaper and I dont' feel slightly fucked. But realtors are fucked. I think Z has earnings on 8/5. I'm thinking about an option play but I don't know. My wife bought like 15k of their stock for a long term hold in her roth, so that's all we've got for now. What do you think? submitted by /u/zer0sumgames to r/wallstreetbets [link] [comments]