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Tyler Fike
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Starting out as an agent

Tyler Fike
  • Lawrenceburg, IN
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I am taking an online Pre-licensing course and I am about 2/3 of the way through it. I was just wondering if anyone has any tips on what questions to ask while trying to decide on an agency?

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Nick Rutkowski
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Nick Rutkowski
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@Tyler Fike

It depends on what your goals are and how active you want to be selling. My broker knows I’m licensed because I want to buy houses not so much sell for others. She doesn’t have a problem with it but other brokers will. When I was looking for brokers, I wrote down 5 main career goals and shared them with the broker. 4 hated my ideas 1 liked them. So I went with the one who liked my ideas. Second, your broker is your mentor/teacher, so choose wisely.

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