3 THINGS I WISH I KNEW BEFORE BECOMING A REAL ESTATE AGENT! 🤫 #shorts

[thomasnarine]

I’m only 16 and I’m in love with becoming a real estate agent I’m looking through YouTube for advice from adults on how to become a real estate agent you know ☺️

[WcJ]

I’ve been in real estate for 6 months now and it’s harder than I thought! I am not giving up though! Great simple video!

[enero]

100% Your lead Gen has to be based around what your personality is like or you will always shy away from doing it! Personally I like sending out emails about market trends!

[TableForOne]

Some of the realest advice I’ve heard yet…simple and to the point!

[anthonycolon]

Get your license and start investing into real estate in other ways like wholesaling, fix and flip, buy and holds, and also a realtor. If you're looking for quicker cash do the investing part its all the same concept you just explained, a realtor has to wait awhile to get paid could be 2 months could be a year

[HireSonia]

So true!! Being a Real Estate agent is not a get rich quick business. Just like ANY business it takes time to grow. Even though we have a brokerage that we hang our license with, we are still individual contractors. So establish your business and then treat it like a business not a hobby and watch it grow. Remember why you became a real estate agent, we are here to serve and help people find their peace of paradise or an investor make their next big investment.
This business can be rewarding in many ways not just the financial aspect if you do it right. 😊

[LifeinLondonON]

So true!!! #1 lead generating…if it isn’t meshing with your personality it may hurt your career more than help it. Speaking from experience.

[chrissicam_realty]

I've been an agent for 10 months & I'm learning my style. Thank you for this!

[chicagodoorstep]

I remember thinking real estate was going to be quick money when I started 😂

[DanielaRojano]

*Can you make a detailed video about the steps & costs of becoming a Real Estate Agent in the US?*

[breyannalemay]

I remember reading in my courses that there's a difference between Realtor and a real estate agent. Just be careful not to call yourself a Realtor if you're not one.

[toriambrr]

i needed to hear the first one. i see myself being more of the social media/one on one networking type 🤔

[c.l.]

Great real advice, thanks for posting.

[theunengagedagent]

Awesome tips! Thank you for sharing. Especially love the third advice. Being unique is key! ❤

[reotexas]

Your reels are awesome. Love your bits. Congratulations on a successful career in real estate.

[seeyounexttuesday]

Do you think 34 years old is too late to get into real estate? I’m trying to figure out a career change but can’t figure out what I want to do!

[lazthemortgagebroker]

Not a realtor, but I’m the industry. I agree with these 3 points

[agentdynamicsuccess]

Extremely accurate! Well said. It’s kinda scary, like you’re reading a script from
My mind! LoL😂

[AleiMerrill]

This came up in my "suggested feed" on YT. Good content.

[ProjectWhiteboard-fiverr]

Yes. In real estate, playing the long game means differentiating your craft to attract clients who resonate with your personality and offerings. By investing time wisely and showcasing your unique strengths, you can build strong relationships and drive business growth.