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Ken Cochran
  • Washington, DC
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New agent in search of a mentor in Maryland.

Ken Cochran
  • Washington, DC
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Everyone I spoke to who has a career in real estate as an agent advised me that is imperative to learn from a mentor that is familiar in your market. I agree that having the right mentor would help new agents out exceptionally. After gaining knowledge on the do’s and don’ts on real estate law and practice, the new agents are rarely privileged to learn the real ins and outs of the business. I recently passed all of my state and national requirements and currently looking for a mentor/brokerage company to help me further my career in real estate. What are some tips into choosing the right brokerage company? Do mentors charge for their time in helping you? How do you find a willing mentor? Are mentors easier to find in independent small RE businesses or franchise companies?

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