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Updated about 6 years ago on . Most recent reply
Part time Real estate Agent
Has anyone worked as a part time real estate agent. I would like to get selling houses but I don't wanna quit my 9-5 job. I would think that since most buyers have a 9-5 job, they would wanna meet after work and see a house. Has this been anyone's experience?
Thanks
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Yes most people do want to see houses after hours but showing is just one small part of it. You have to meet inspectors, contractors, appraisers, attend closing, surveyors and stay in touch with lenders, etc. Most of these items are done during normal business hours. If your job is flexible then it's a good way to get started but if not it can be more difficult. I would suggest having a partner that can help you with those things. Good luck.