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Updated almost 7 years ago,

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Alex Shipp
  • Memphis, TN
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Leaving 9-5 to Become an Agent

Alex Shipp
  • Memphis, TN
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This is something i've been considering lately because I don't love my current job, but I think I would love working in real estate. However, it's a risky short term move for me as i would be giving up around $80K guaranteed salary to start something new where I might only make half of that in the first year.

How possible is it to make $80K in first year as a full-time agent. I've also considered working part-time as an agent for 6 months to a year to see if I really like it. 

I'm wondering if any current agents have made a similar move or if you have any helpful advice? 

Thanks!

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