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Chris Pierog
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Montesano, WA
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Should I become a realtor? Tips? Suggestions?

Chris Pierog
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Montesano, WA
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A spot has opened up in a successful realtor business in my hometown. I’ve been thinking about being a realtor for awhile now and I think I will be jumping the gun and do it. I plan to work super hard, the owner is a good friend of mine, I have a lot of connections/friends in the area, know the area, and have a lot of passion/drive. I am looking for something to become more involved in the realty, have more cash flow, and be able to work hard and not be limited to a hourly wage. Should I become a realtor? Are you a realtor and what are your experiences? What do you do and how has that been for you? Thanks in advance! Have a great day! -Chris
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    Olivia Jones
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    Olivia Jones
    • Gulfport, MS
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    @Chris Pierog, great questions to ask.  I will give my opinion.  I just got my realtor license because I want to start investing in real estate. After reading and listening to blogs, I felt that it wouldn't hurt me.  It will help me to set my goals, meet new people and try to connect more.  I felt as though I was constantly asking my realtor "friend" question after question, so I did it!  I have just purchased a fixer-upper prior to getting my license though. Whew, lots of work.  I figure just do it, so I did. What a learning curve! I have been spending too much time on the house project, unfortunately.  I'm working a full-time w-2 job and working on the client list in my spare time, or lack of.  Good luck to you! Please keep us posted!

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