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Chu L.
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Exton, PA
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Real estate agent also an investor, which brokerage you join?

Chu L.
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Exton, PA
Posted

Licensed agents, which brokerage did you join and why? 

I recently passed my salesperson exam, I am new to real estate but I am ready to buy 1-2 properties. 

My priorities are 

1.learn about the process/gain access to listing and build a network 

2.save money on commission and some extra income . why not   -

Some questions i have 

- Which brokerage has good training for brand new agent? I hear Kelly William is good? 

- Does any brokerage helps you for your personal transections ? 

   I am planning to buy 1 - 2 next year, i am too new to handle my own deal the 1st year, and hoping to get help ; and i am planning to buy 1~2 every year so I would like to handle my own deals without paying the commission to the brokerage if possible.   

Thanks!

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