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Jonathan Thomas
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Olympia, WA
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Jonathan Thomas
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Olympia, WA
Posted

Hello everyone!

I have recently obtained my real estate license. I also have a full time job but would be slowly transitioning into real estate full-time. 

Of course, being 20 with a 25k/year job and lack of experience, I can't jump hop out and buy my first big apartment complex. (I know it sounds like a limiting belief but hear me out.) 

So my plan is to continue working full time (for now); to fuel my real estate business, start building a client base, (fingers crossed with a few commissions) and then start finding/obtaining rental units for my portfolio. 

With all of that in mind, I was thinking maybe it would be smart idea to find and work more with investors as clients. No investor wants an uneducated agent to assist them, which is why I am here...

Investors! What do you look for in an agent that makes them standout?

Thanks in advance! 

- Jonathan Thomas

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