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Erwin Zelaya
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Real Estate Side Hustle

Erwin Zelaya
  • Irving, TX
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Hi BP Family,

I am looking into earning a little more income on the side, while also learning.

Any real estate side jobs that I can look into that doesn't require having a real estate license?

Thank you in advance. 

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That's awesome you're looking to earn some extra cash and learn something new! Real estate is a great field with tons of opportunities, even without a license. Here are a few side gigs you might find interesting:

Real Estate Photography: If you've got a decent camera and an eye for detail, real estate photography can be a lucrative gig. Agents always need high-quality photos of properties.

Property Management Assistant: You can help property managers with tasks like tenant communication, coordinating repairs, and administrative work. It's a great way to learn the ropes of property management.

Real Estate Virtual Assistant: From data entry to scheduling, real estate virtual assistants handle a variety of tasks. This can often be done remotely, giving you flexibility.

Home Staging: If you've got a flair for interior design, consider home staging. You help make properties look their best for showings and photos.

Real Estate Content Writing: If you enjoy writing, real estate blogs and websites are always looking for good content. This can include articles, listing descriptions, and marketing materials.

Leasing Consultant: Leasing consultants help property managers fill vacancies. This involves showing units, answering questions, and helping with paperwork.

Bird Dogging: In real estate, a bird dog scouts out potential investment properties for investors. You find properties that might be good deals and pass that info to investors for a fee.

Market Researcher: Help real estate agents or investors by gathering and analyzing market data. This could involve checking out neighborhoods, pricing trends, and property values.

Event Coordinator for Open Houses: Assist real estate agents by organizing and managing open house events. You ensure everything runs smoothly and visitors have a great experience.

These roles can not only help you earn extra income but also give you valuable experience and insight into the real estate industry. Plus, you never know where these opportunities might lead you in the future!

Good luck with your side hustle hunt!

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