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Deja Williams
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Real estate Agent and Transitioning

Deja Williams
  • Glen Burnie, MD
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Hello all! So i have been going back and forth back and forth with deciding on getting my real estate license and for me its a huge jump. I wanted to know if any Realtors have any advice on how they transitioned from full time employee to full time agent. I was thinking about transitioning to an evening shift full time job so i could do real estate during the day and work my full time later. Or have any agents worked a full time during the day and have tried to make it work around their schedule because right now i have a rotating shift. Thanks

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Joseph Cacciapaglia
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  • San Antonio, TX
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Joseph Cacciapaglia
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I have worked part-time as an agent while working full time in a corporate job in the past. It's a good way to start, because this business can be tough to get moving at first. Most clients want you to be available outside of working hours anyway, so it's pretty easy to make it work. Just be sure to choose a brokerage that has most of their training online, and is set up in a way that works for part-time agents.

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