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How to network as a high school student?

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  • Cleveland, OH
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Hi, my name is Dylan and I'm 17 years old & a junior in high school. I'm going to become a licensed real estate agent immediately after I graduate (in the summer of 2020). Since being a real estate agent is all about building relationships with people & getting your name out there, I would love to get a head start in the field by doing all of these things before I even sell my first house. The problem is that I am only 17 and have seemingly nothing to offer and everything to gain. How would you suggest that I get my name out there? And what could I offer to local real estate agents & investors to get them to sit down with me? I want everyone in the area to know who I am by the time that I step on the real estate scene. Thanks! 

Dylan Kiley

High school student from northeast Ohio


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