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Kimberly Duckett
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I need advice... Full time job and Realtor

Kimberly Duckett
  • Houston, TX
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I need advice. I currently work a full time job not in the Real Estate profession, but I am a Realtor of 3 years and I do very well. I feel as if I'm not living up to my potential dream of becoming a Full time agent because I'm unable to dedicate 100% to my business. I'm currently thinking about going to work for a builder... still not my dream but it produces income. Any advice, thoughts or suggestions would be appreciated. I feel as if I cant live my dream for providing another chance their's

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Cassi Justiz
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  • Edmond, OK
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I would figure out the minimum that you need to make per month to "survive" and see if you can do that with your agent income. If you have more time to prospect and network, your business will most likely grow. Being 100% commission based is hard when you first start, but if you get some momentum going you should be good!  

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