Seeking a CT Broker to Hang License With
Not sure if this is the appropriate forum for this, so apologies if this post is in the wrong spot.
I am an aspiring real estate investor looking to get started on my first couple properties in 2018. I'll be taking my realtor certification tests in a few weeks, and I'm currently exploring different brokers/firms with which to hang my license.
A little about me:
-Recent college grad from Northeastern University (2015).
-I work a full time job in New Haven as a manufacturing operations manager.
-Previous experience as a broker's assistant doing high volume mid-low end residential in Southern California.
-Interested in buy and hold investing as well as flipping.
-Looking to purchase my first house (primary residence) in April-May 2018, and my first rental property by the end of 2018.
-I enjoy playing music (guitar, drums, recording), bowling, and Boston sports.
My ideal broker:
-Requires little to no time commitments (flexible hours). I'm not looking to be an agent in a traditional sense.
-Able to mentor and teach about all processes, as well as experience working with investors.
-Offers at will employment or a short term contract.
-Offers reasonable splits for a new agent.
-Laid back, easygoing, and someone I can work well with.
If you're a broker looking to take on a new agent and think I may be a good fit, or if you may know someone who is, please feel free to reach out on BP or directly by phone or email listed on my page.
Thanks!
Mike
Most Popular Reply
You should reach out to Rick S at a local meetup or PM him here on BP. He is a broker with an office in Clinton - if he does not have a need I am sure he can recommend someone who does. However remember you have to provide value. You should think what can I offer this broker in return so that he or she can teach me the tricks of the trade.