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Brandon Goldsmith
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Newly Licensed Real Estate Agent

Brandon Goldsmith
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  • Columbus, OH
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Hello BP Community,

I recently became a licensed real estate agent this week and will be working out of central Ohio. As someone who is still pretty new to real estate and looking to get my career up and running as fast as possible, I wanted to know what are some strategies or ways that helped all of your careers for building a client base, maintaining relationships etc..

I understand that mistakes are going to happen and at this point I am looking to gain as much knowledge as possible to help mitigate those errors. What are some of the main things to keep in mind when starting out as a new agent? 

Any insight helps!

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