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I was offered a job selling real estate at a resort...
I do door to door sales.Long story short this older guy who happens to own a resort offered me to sell real estate there. I told him im working on my license still. About to finish the course. He said I would get 6% commission and the average property is 2 million. I am a bit confused because I can't comprehend selling property at a resort. Isn't the 6% split between the buyer and seller? Does it work different because its at a resort? I took his card. Thoughts?
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@Ned Carey @Account Closed In most states, a licensed real estate can work individually for a builder/developer selling New construction, you can only work with that builder. The builder pays you the commission.