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Mark Adams
  • Canoga Park, CA
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New To BE and real estate in CA

Mark Adams
  • Canoga Park, CA
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Subject should read "New To BP"

Hello I'm really glad to had found you folks at BP so many questions answered in so little time it really is a  "treasure trove" of information however I still have a lot of questions I'm new to real estate and more then midway through my course material and passed the first 2 courses if all go's well I'm excited to be licensed early - mid December. 

My questions are 

Day to day operations dieing to know what goes on inside the walls are you even required to be in the brokerage so many hours a week as a new agent?

Whos your broker and why? 

Any insight on internships?

And I've heard I can get hired pretty much at my place of choosing freshly licensed. Is this true? 

Keller Williams / coldwell banker / Re-Max any info on monthly fees and why one would be better then the other?

Plus anything you might add in as to new agent dutys or just experiences 

Thanks a lot for any info 

To the people of BP :

keep on doing what you've been your helping so many people. Thank you for what you do 

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