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If you was to hire an employee??

Joe S.
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If you was going to hire someone to work in your real estate business what would the job description be? Also would you get an physical office to ensure that your employee is putting in quality time? A little clarification..  This would be be an hourly or salary employee not a commission base employee.

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    I've had employees work for me remotely, hourly, so it wouldn't bother me - but there has to be a pretty decent framework in place or a good system of accountability for you to be sure you're getting what you're paying for. It really depends on what you need - what are your needs? Some needs might be better met by outsourcing to a company that specializes in that arena rather than hiring an employee (a call center, for example). 

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