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Josiah Mosley
  • Bank Teller/Personal Finance Educator
  • Columbus, OH
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Real Estate jobs in Columbus, OH

Josiah Mosley
  • Bank Teller/Personal Finance Educator
  • Columbus, OH
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I have an interest in potentially switching from the job I have now to a real estate job of some sort. I am open to anything. I am completely new, and I do not have experience in any real estate jobs. I want to learn as much as I can, so what better way than though a real estate job. 

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Steven J.
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Steven J.
  • Urbana, IL
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I'd stick with your current job and send some inquiries to property management companies about becoming a leasing specialist, maintenance person, or groundskeeper. That could potentially be a small time commitment and could get you involved just enough. You could also ask some Realtors out to lunch and see if there is a way you can get involved with helping them out.

By keeping your other job you can give yourself time to assess if this is something you want to commit to or whether its just a temporary motivation. 

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