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Updated over 9 years ago on .
NW Chicagoland--Should I (CAN I) Get a Job in Real Estate?
So I'll just go ahead and put myself out there...
I recently left my FT sales position-luxury automobiles- and find myself in need of FT employment. I am actively working with a REI mentor on a PT basis, on my "off" hours, but I need to jump into something FT again...soon...and would really like to align my FT efforts with my REI goals, and find a way to make a FT living as a newbie with a local REI company. My mentor is not in a position to hire me on a FT basis, but he is fabulous and we are working on deals together.
So my question is, WHAT can I offer to a busy, established, successful REI business that will encourage them to take a chance on this newbie? I'm not new to business....I'm professional, experienced, savvy, and a tenacious go-getter that will benefit any business that's willing to have me. What I'm wondering though, is if I am realistic thinking I can make a FT living WHILE LEARNING the REI business? I have a lot to bring to the table immediately, but just honestly am still learning this business.
Thoughts of WHERE to avail myself and HOW to approach is much appreciated.
I'm Chicago-area based--NW suburbs.