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Im 22 years old Real Estate Agent, planning to move to Florida.
My two options are Orlando or Tampa City. My research comes a little complicated because theres a lot of demand of companies and agents. Which are the top 5 companies to work ? , and what place to live ?
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Hi Josean. There's definitely a lot of options for a real estate agent in a state like Florida. A good way to decide which city you want to be located in is to look at their market data and see how the real estate market is trending in each city. There's going to be business everywhere, but you want to make sure that you're somewhere that you can feel comfortable with your current business plan. Also don't overlook the infrastructure and overall living conditions of each city, commute is very important in real estate. If it's possible, I would suggest visiting both places briefly and comparing them. Good luck!