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Katherine Earle
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Hart, MI
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Agency Suggestions for new Agent

Katherine Earle
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Hart, MI
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For those of you who have your gotten your license, who did you pick to work under and why? Keller Williams, Century 21, smaller local brokerage? I have reached out to a handful recently and plan on interviewing with them to ask about resources and mentoring and commission splits, etc., but I thought I'd reach out to those of you who have personal experiences as you were starting out. My goals are to eventually get into commercial real estate, but starting out in residential as a buyer's agent for a few new investors that I know back in California and we all need to build up our capital and experience before investing in commercial deals.

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