Starting Real Estate School

[Nathan Hollingshead]

Hello everyone! I've been lurking for awhile, absorbing information from the forums and reading books for the last few years. I made the decision to get my real estate license in Florida and I am beginning classes this evening. I would be lying if I said I wasn't nervous. I have some questions for some experienced agents in Florida.

1.) How should I go about searching for a broker to work for? Education is my number one priority here. My family can live comfortably off of my wife's income, so I am willing to take my time and learn ethical (and lucrative) practices in this industry. 

2.) Can this be done part-time? I only ask because I am a stay-at-home-dad. My wife and I prefer our children not attend a daycare. I do, however, have family that can watch the kids when needed (as long as its not an all day, everyday occurrence). 

3.) I am in the Tampa area, in Hernando County to be exact. If there are any agents local to me that would be willing to meet with me and chat over coffee or lunch, I would appreciate that greatly.

I hope you all had an excellent 4th of July. Have a great week! 

Nathan

[Michael Lucero]

Of course you can be a successful agent working part time, it obviously decreases the likelihood vs full-time and how fast you can acheive success, but it can be done.