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John Melton
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Detroit, MI
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Advice for a new young commercial Real Estate Broker

John Melton
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Detroit, MI
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I am a new commercial real estate broker as of this year. I have previous experience in commercial real estate, but this is my first year as a broker and I love it. I focus on retail sales & leasing as well as multifamily sales and development. I try to be the first in the office and the last out each and every day, but I need advice on where I should be spending most of my time. I make at least 200 cold calls a week and consistently drive each market calling on signs attempting to generate leads. I'd love to hear what other people did to get the ball rolling and where how things unfolded for them. Any advice is appreciated, thank you!

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