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Cody Evans
  • Wholesaler
  • Fairfield, CA
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Meeting With Broker In Person: Questions to ask

Cody Evans
  • Wholesaler
  • Fairfield, CA
Posted

Hi BP,

I am getting my license to be a real estate salesman. I called a broker that a local investor recommended to me and mentioned his name etc. We talked and now I have a meeting set up to meet with in person. 

What questions should I ask or what should I be trying to achieve during this meeting? 

Questions I have thus far:

  • What is compensation for a starting agent at your brokerage? --- How much should I expect?
  • What training programs do you offer/what is your expectation for a new agent learning the game?
  • 87% of agents fail within 2 years: What do you think are the key causes of this? What should I do to prevent myself from becoming part of the 87%

Thank you responders, advice is super helpful

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