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Brandon Carlson
  • Real Estate Consultant
  • Glendora, CA
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Leaving my W2 Job to do Real Estate Full Time - Is it scary?

Brandon Carlson
  • Real Estate Consultant
  • Glendora, CA
Posted

Hello BP,

My name is Brandon. I've been in B2B sales for roughly seven years.  Since I became a homeowner 4 years ago my interest in real estate has grown. I've been around real estate for a while now, my dad is a retired General Contractor and owns a few investment properties. I recently got my real estate license and now I'm even more motivated to make a career out of it. 

My questions are:

for realtors that previously worked in sales or a W2 job, how was the transition for you when becoming a full-time agent? 

When did you know you were ready? 

what would you recommend for someone in my shoes?

any best practices you learned later on in your career that you wish you learned earlier on? 

Best Regards,

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