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Carolyne Beaulne
  • Future Real Estate Agent
  • Rancho Cucamonga, CA
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New in California, about to have my state exam.

Carolyne Beaulne
  • Future Real Estate Agent
  • Rancho Cucamonga, CA
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Hi there, 

I just moved to California and I am almost done with my class. I know I have a lot of challenges but I am super motivated and really up for it. As I wrote first, I am new in California and I have no network at all. What would be your advice to built a good network fast. I don't want to have my license and have to knock or call which I know it is part of the job, but if I could have not to do it in my first month, it would be great. 

I have a pretty good idea who I would love to have as a broker so it is not a big deal right now. It's more about getting sale or lease done when I start. 

Thank you 

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