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Sherry Patterson
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  • Real Estate Broker
  • Fort Worth, TX
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How do you decide what broker to work for? How to get the best %?

Sherry Patterson
Agent
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Fort Worth, TX
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I will be getting my real estate license the end of September.  I need to start work asap!  I do not know where to start to find a broker.  I am in Fort Worth, TX on Eagle Mountain Lake.  I want to eventually be an investor, I currently have 1 rental.  However, I need to make some money to be able to buy.  Since this is my goal I decided to get my licenses so I could learn the business while earning an income.  I have been approached by Keller Williams but have heard their fees are very high.  Someone else suggested United.  I sent in a resume for an investment real estate company, they pay a salary which would be nice, but I did not hear back from them.  About me, at still a young age I have over 25 years of sales, management & marketing experience and have owned six companies. I would appreciate any suggestions you guys have.  With such diverse backgrounds and experience I trust that you could lead me in the right direction where I can learn, grow and be able to keep as much money as possible for my hard work.  Thank you!

  • Sherry Patterson

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