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Updated over 7 years ago,

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Taylor Johnson
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Detroit, MI
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Expectations of a Broker

Taylor Johnson
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Detroit, MI
Posted

I'm a new agent with about two months of experience. I've actually been doing well with getting leads, but don't feel as though I'm getting the support and training I need to be more than an average agent. Granted, I am part time, at the moment, but I've expressed interest in learning and literally coming from one job to the office for individualized training.

I've done my first showing by myself, my broker left the office early and luckily another agent (whom I never met) was there to sit with me and my client to submit my first offer yesterday. I have first listing on Tuesday that I'm sure I'll be attending by myself.

My question is what should I reasonably expect from my broker or a broker in general? I understand that in this business I'm the captain of my own ship, but it's to the point I don't want to take on more leads if I don't feel confident in providing my clients the best of what they hired me to do! Has anyone else ever been in this situation?

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