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Robert Boyer
  • Alvin, TX
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Working for Networth Reality?

Robert Boyer
  • Alvin, TX
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As I have mentioned, I plan on getting my realtors lisince once I move back to Colorado around May of 2017. I am currently in Houston and looking for job in sales, or real estate. I am looking for a job managing properties, maybe as a lease agent for an apartment complex  (second question, do you think that would be helpful for managing my own properties eventually?)

On Craigslist, I stumbled upon Networth Realty looking for people to pitch properties to investors.  This sounds like my dream job and something that would provide great experience. 

I looked it up on glass door and it had great reviews, but they all said basically the same thing. Then I saw a review claiming the positive reviews were all smoke and mirrors and that they basically make people go around placing "We buy ugly houses" signs everywhere and it's not very legit 

Does anybody have any experience with this company? It's compensation and standard of work? 

I have no problem doing hardwork and working long hours as long as I am getting either great compensation or invaluable training and making great connections. 

Feel free to MSG privately if you don't want to speak on the forums. 

Thank you

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