I have been making a lot profit through real estate which has been the main source of my income.

I’m interested I want to move to real estate investment can you help me ?.

Sounds great! please I will appreciate your assistance on how to go about it, who's your coach and how good is your coach?

STEPHINE KOPP MEEKS is who i work with look her

Thanks for recommending i find her and left her message online

It took me 3 years to stop trying to predict what's about to happen in the market based on charts studying because you never know. Please, i need the help of your Investment advisor.

*ROCHELLE DUNGCA-SCHREIBER* is my portfolio-coach, I found her on Bloomberg where she was featured, I looked up her name on the internet. Fortunately I came across her site and reached out to her, you can verify her yourself.

God bless you for sharing!

Bruh…

Actually there are clients like you who prefer to just view the property on their own and there are those who perhaps want to be toured around. I'm in the business and I tell you, at the end of the day the property sells it self unless you are in the market looking for something to flip then some agents can help you by giving you ideas on what you can do with the property. What I do most of the time is just talk a bit about the property, just give the basics and the try to follow them from behind and if they have any questions then I'm there to answer it for them.

I’m getting over extreme social anxiety&want to be a realtor-ty for the feedback. Silence is golden!

@@sooofunny37 same!!

I agree non pushy agents are a breath of fresh air I always try to give my clients space as well. Congratulations

@charlotteelizabeth6830 That's actually quite impressive, I could use some Info on your FA, I am looking to make a change on my finances this year as well

@charlotteelizabeth6830 The crazy part is that those advisors are probably outperforming the market and raising good returns but some are charging fees over fees that drain your portfolio. Is this the case with yours too?

@charlotteelizabeth6830 I will give this a look, thanks a bunch for sharing.

Why is this comment I literally every single real estate agent video?

@@plannergirljasmine4909These are crypto scammers based out of either India or Malaysia. Simply ignore them.

I think they’re too many people in this field now, making the entire process of passing the exam a lot more difficult in the recent time

I’ve been struggling to pass my real estate exams for over a year, if there’s anyone who knows any tips or alternatives to pass please share

@@yangchengji Passing the Real estate test is when you study hard, if you can't study or you don't have time for your studies I'd advise you get yourself a help like Mrs Amanda

@@veronicaryan9752 hello, I know about her too. she lives here in Miami FL. I have her info she’s a good and reliable person, always available for any one who needs her help

@@Jhappiness586 I studied Amanda’s questions and answers for just five days before I took my exam and passed, it’s a back door process actually

You got this!! From a STAHM with two kiddos 💞

Good luck love❤️

how did it go???

How’d it go

Good luck 🍀

I haven’t done much content on that topic but can definitely start doing some videos on it!! And thank you for all of your support!

Hey how’s your experience going??

May I ask, What's the cons in working in a team? Thanks

Jenn Blair what kind of positions and jobs are available at brokerages that do not require a RE license?

Update???

Im a receptionist at a realtor office and man I’ve been loving it! How’s it going with you?💖

Let me know if you made it!!

Update me! I still have courses left!

I’m from Texas as well. And i decided to add real estate to my list. I am 28 years old. Any Advice ?

I’m in Illinois and looking now. I’m 31 been putting it off for the last 5 years. It’s time.

did u pass

nice!!

Freeman

How is it working for you? Im considering getting my license in Spring.

Yes! It takes time to establish yourself… it’s making sure you have the mentality to make it through those first few years!

@@chloedeverrier mbv

thats awesome!!

Same!! 🤗

@@ebonyharbut7641 that's awesome good luck!!

Me too!

Update??

Lol, Same!!! 😬 🤗

Good luck!!

That’s amazing you have an opportunity to establish relationships with them! Connections is everything - no matter your industry.

@@chloedeverrier Thank you! Yeah, you’re so right. I’m a massage therapist and songwriter. The wife referred me to her friends that have those big mansions in Beverly Hills. And one of her friends reached out to me for my services. Her friend wants me to massage her family of six! I have a unique opportunity. I play tennis with them Tuesdays and Thursdays at a tennis court at a mansion in Beverly Hills. Just being around that energy is intoxicating and inspiring. Are you based in LA?

Over achiever..lol..jk

@@TraceyBillsHomes Hating ahh bihh

So let me get this straight... You just spent 6 years getting your Doctorate of Juris Prudence and haven't even started your career as a lawyer and you want to dive into the Real Estate biz? Do you have any idea of the time commitment involved in either line of work and the timeline of getting up and running? Go talk to one of the partners at a law firm and ask them what they think of your idea. You apparently have no life either. Two members of my family and many friends have worked with and as lawyers. Late nights, weekends, seminars, continuing education, making your quota of billable hours. Now add Real Estate on top of that. It is basically the same things except that no one is paying you to work those hours. In order to make a living in Real Estate you need to dedicate the first 4-5 years working your ass off to learn your craft (just like being a lawyer). How much money do you have saved up? The streets are littered with Real Estate Agents who jumped in totally unprepared for all the fees and associated costs. Some Agents don't make a sale in their first year. Can you live on what you have saved up? Are you going to live at home with your parents. Are you going to marry someone rich so you can dabble in law and Real Estate? Honesty, if I were the hiring partner at a law firm and you told me your plan, that would be the end of the interview. If I found out that you were spending all your nights and weekends doing Real Estate and making phone calls or doing showing on company time, I would first have a talk with you and then probably terminate you for not preforming your duties. Did you go to Law School for free? Did you have a scholarship? Did mommy and daddy pay for it? You might want to sit down with an advisor at your school or with the SBA. You need a serious wake up call.

I don’t think it will necessarily generate more sales but it will definitely help you build a reputation!

Please don't. We already have too many real estate agents and not enough homes on the market. You do not want to get onto it right now in this current market. Too much competition on trying to get offers accepted. Too many buyers getting discouraged. You will not make much money. It's hard to get an offer accepted anymore. Good luck trying to be a listing agent as a brand new agent in this market. Do something else because you will rip your hair out being an agent right now. Buyers constantly ignoring you and wasting your gas money and time. Not even saying thank you. Buyers not listening to your advice and thinking they know everything when they don't. Buyers spending countless months with you to only go with another agent regardless of the efforts you put in. This career makes you feel worthless and like a shitbag. Don't do it.

@@mannm8658 Well that is completely the wrong mindset to have!

It's not. It's called being realistic which most people can't handle the truth because they're a bunch of whiny snowflakes. Being a real estate agent sucks, because people suck. I didn't realize how much I hate people until getting into this career. And realized it wasn't for me. Every single person is a fucking flaky asshole. Everyone sucks.

Hi. How is it going for you?

Same this is my dream since I was a kid. Im currently a freshman in college and I also wanna do real estate as well but idk

Yes social media has made an impact! I try to keep most things professional.

You definitely have to be much more aware of what you post and how you post on your social media accounts because as a real estate agent you are always representing your brokerage and your local Association of Realtors even when you are " off duty ". ALWAYS maintain your image as an agent and post professionally and post only tasteful content to any and all of your social media accounts.

Yes! Hands down best choice I personally made. I actually only did their 7 day crash course prior to my exam but I am confident he’s the reason I passed on first try!

@@chloedeverrier hey Chloe what exactly is that crash course and where did you get access to it ? I am also looking into prep agent, but don't know if im going to need to much content.

@@thaniacastro2893 Hi Thania, if you are still in the process: I purchased the year plan from Prep Agent, and it is worth it for me because there is a healthy community of people who are also studying at the same time. So far I have attended two crash courses. In addition to the daily webinars and being consistent with studying everyday, the webinars are helpful. They are ala carte items and you might not need the full subscription to purchase a single webinar. Hope this helps.

Almost everyone starting off as a new agent is dual careered so its totally normal, unless you have a ton of money saved and can afford to then go for it but you definitely need some sort of income until you get yourself established and can be a full time agent.

absolutely a smart idea!!

Of course! I would recommend dedicating your side job to the evening so you can be present with clients or opportunities during the day!

I'm here in Nevada as well. How is it going so far?

Class costing 40k ? Online courses are only 500 max

I hope you didn’t do it bcuz it was definitely a scam

@@Trash-jl3xm I didn’t do it. Taking classes online much cheaper. Thanks

Hey babe I’m in Texas too ! What do you need for the exam ???

thats awesome!! My cousin is in TX working on hers too

As soon as you are in the business you can write off business related expenses - I would speak to CPA if you have further questions!

Thank you!!

You need an active license in any state you choose to work in. If you plan to start your career in LA I would recommend taking the CA exam - unfortunately the license does not transfer. You don’t need a license in Ohio unless you choose to do business there.

@@chloedeverrier ok, thank you!

Love this question!

Good idea! I’ll add that to my future list of videos!

I am not familiar with Indiana - you’ll need to do your own due diligence!

Thank you!

Following!

Yes! Use the link in the description. It’s the same course I used to get my certification. Good luck!

Also, how do I find the right brokerage? Are there any that will pay hourly?