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These are the things I wish someone told me before I decided to get my real estate license. #realestateagent #realestate

Here is a basic list of how to get an acting agent or manager some other thing you might wanna have is some good photos of yourself to submit to the agency! LMK if yall want more acting advice 🩵 #acting #fyp

Content and posting on social media is one way to get leads as a real estate agent. Here's some ideas: HOME TOURS: I use a gimbal and record on 0.5 angle (wide angle) and then use CapCut to edit up the video showcasing a home! Q&A STORIES: this is a great way to show your personalit

The most common words and phrases you’ll hear as a realtor! Here’s why you need to know them: C2C: lenders will send you an email abbreviating this, and you HAVE to know what it means so you know you’re able to close the deal💰 EMD: if you don’t know what this is or means, your clients aren’t

The #1 question I always get asked is "I want to become a realtor, but not sure how I get started?" So here's the exact steps you need to take and the order they happen in to officially start selling real estate. Real estate school and the exams are the most time consuming, but s

My top 3 must haves as a real estate agent ↓ 1. Brochures // these are my pride & joy because I spent so much time making these and branding them to myself. If you want a tutorial of what to put in them, comment below! 2. Business cards // you never know who you're going to meet ... I

📚🏡 Exciting update! 🏡📚 Passed my Wisconsin real estate course last Friday, and now it's all about the final push! 🚀📖 Flashcards, reading, and memorizing every crucial detail for the upcoming exam. Ready to conquer that real estate world! 💪🔑 #FutureRealtor #WisconsinRealEstate #StudyingHard

If you want business, you need to NETWORK! People use people who they like, know and trust. If you hate networking, use tip #2 . Fake it till you make it and start getting comfortable being uncomfortable. #lemon8partner #careeradvice #networking #networkingtips #careergirl

These are my most important tips for new real estate agents!! My best advice for these tips is whatever you decide to pick as your main source of prospecting, be consistent. If you network one time, those people aren't really going to remember who you are. If you post on social medi

Hey Girls✨🤍 One of my Dream Jobs has been to become a Real estate agent, I’m aware that TV glamorizes EVERYTHING but one thing I enjoy watching is real estate shows and I can just imagine doing it myself✨ So I decided to do some research and find out how I can become a real estate agent🏡✨

My most important tip...the last one. Following up and communicating is the KEY to being successful in real estate. If you don't follow up, they might not reach back out. Treat each client meeting like an interview, and you want to secure that job. Save for later! Follow for more rea

Becoming a life insurance agent/financial specialist changed my life as a young mom. The flexibility, the purpose, the income, and the chance to help families every day. I love helping other people get started the right way. I know how overwhelming it can feel when you don’t know where to start

There are sooo many good things about being a real estate agent but these are a few of my favs. I wanted to point out that even though it is nice to make your own schedule, it's also HARD. Because if you don't work, you don't get paid. You need to make sure you actually work 40 hours a

I am not an expert, and there is no secret sauce - this is just how I passed my exam: I studied the PSI practice exams like CRAZY. I failed my first two exams so I decided to type into a quizlet questions I remembered as soon as I was done taking the test so I didn't forget. Each year the te

Technically, I do not get paid a salary, I get paid by commission only (which is 99% of real estate agents in the US). The more homes you sell, the higher "salary" you make. Some months you make a lot of $$ and some months you make $0 (and this takes a lot of getting used to). You really ha

I accidentally found a career in which I fell in love with 🩷✨ LEASING Apartments!!! Here’s my advice on how to succeed in this field✨ 1. Foot in door: — You don’t need leasing experience to be an agent. I started off with only customer service experience for over 2+ years, and got the job because

Along with being in nursing school I’m also very SLOWLY studying to get my real estate license and this was the best deal price wise, time wise, and resource wise. Aceable agent has SOO many resources within the website/app (they even have a quizlet!) and I only paid $230 while they were doing idea

You can take your real estate classes online or in person, depending on the school you choose. I went to The Real Estate School LLC in Cherry Hill, NJ and they were only offering an online option ever since the pandemic (which I was so happy about). I loved taking my college courses online so this