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Moshay Laren
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Newly Licensed Agent In Philly! Want to choose the right broker...

Moshay Laren
  • Philadelphia, PA
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Happy Saturday BP family, 

I just made transition, well not exactly a transition, rather added another hat! -- guess that explains my oversized head! Lol! I've been an investor for 2 years  and recently obtained a sales license. I love the investment side of things, holding and wholesaling, but as you know wholesaling can be really good and quite the opposite depending on the market. That said, I thought now would be a good time to get my feet wet from the sales perspective. As a 17 year radio broadcast personality [Backstory: I was laid off from my job as a full-time DJ in 2013 and decided to change careers, focusing 100% on real estate] -- I'm a great communicator and people connector with a big personality! Not to mention, I can sell water to a fish. Well, since passing the exam I have been wooed by brokers, promising everything but the kitchen sink to get me to work for them. I've been on about 3 interviews and now I'm just outright confused as to where I should hang my hat. 

My career goals are to be a part of team, not a shark in shark pool, with great training and mentorship. Oh and I should mention, I want to focus on higher end real estate! And I'm open to your recommendation of brokers. 

Help!!!! What to do? Where to go? I want to make the right decision. 

Thanks in advance!  

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