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Realtor for Investment Properties
Hello all! I've currently been a realtor for a little over a year now while also trying to finish school. It's been hard since I've been in school full time. I've only sold two houses and have had other clients that just didn't work out. I've tried figuring out what type of real estate I want to work in, but with where I'm located and being in school full time it's been very difficult. Thankfully I'm graduating this year and will be able to really put my full time into Real Estate.
Before I had my license, I worked in property management managing a little over 350 units (that's what got me into real estate). Since then, I've really been interested in multi-family and investment properties. For the past 3 and a half years, I've been learning how to do basic math, modeling, and forecasting for investment properties and I absolutely love it. I hope to invest in real estate when I'm able to. For right now, I've decided to really try and focus on helping investors acquire properties. I'm really just looking for advice or tips on how I can find or meet some investors that would let me work with them. I'm not looking for a free lead, more just some advice that can help me work my way to figuring out the investing world so that I can help others.
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Two closed deals isn't bad for your first year. Most realtors don't survive the first 6 months. You're trying to survive the most unaffordable time to buy a house.
Hold yourself accountable and make as many genuine contacts as possible. From my experience, your SOI will gain you the most $ over time. Know your area and know what's going on in the economy.