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Updated over 2 years ago, 09/12/2022

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  • New to Real Estate
  • New York City
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Selecting Sponsoring Broker In NYC

Account Closed
  • New to Real Estate
  • New York City
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Greetings all,

In advance, I would like to express my appreciation for anyone who gives me advice. I turned 18 recently and immeditately enrolled in a real estate course, so I can get licensed. I want to bear careful consideration for the deep learning curve involved in this industry; that of course, extends to my selection of potential brokers that I can interview. Should I forego potentially interviewing with extremely high volume brokers who specialize in the sale of luxury apartments. On one end, I'm not sure that they would be even willing to hire a 18 year old agent, in the first place, but the degree of difficulty would increase drastically, if by chance, they did. I don't doubt my ability, but I am a person who needs time to become properly calibrated to environments of varying difficulty. My intial thought was to work primarily as a rental agent. Almost all of my financial ambitions are tied up in real estate, generally, and I know that sales has the most long-term potential, so I implore you all. What are your thoughts? 

Sincerely,
Joel L Alonzo

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