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Sam McCormack
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  • Real Estate Agent
  • Cincinnati, OH
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Age Discrimination in Real Estate

Sam McCormack
Agent
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Cincinnati, OH
Posted

As a young professional in real estate, I can't help but acknowledge when other young professionals are involved as well. This is a question for everyone:

When looking to work with someone in real estate, no matter the subject (agent, contractor, PM, etc), does age matter to you? Not looking at experience, just age. Ex. You are looking for a PM, you figure out they're early 20's, or whatever age you would consider "young", would you still take them in the running to be your PM? 

If not, why? And does anyone prefer to work with someone younger? (Again, not basing off experience, purely age). I want to hear about everyone's experience working with young professionals, the good, the bad, everything in between, answer to the above question, anything! 

  • Sam McCormack

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