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Chris Kang
  • Financial Advisor
  • Cary, NC
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How to get a job in RE

Chris Kang
  • Financial Advisor
  • Cary, NC
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Hello my respected real estate people,

I currently live in California and am looking to relocate to Washington state to pursue real estate career( I’m a believer of Washington state real estate market). I’m currently studying Real Estate license to become a broker in California (reciprocity) . But before I  become a RE agent, I want to be an assistant to a multicultural/ diverse real estate firm/agents  in Washington. 

(I have a B.A in International Relations/Business, have been working as a PR specilalist, fluent in a foreign language and have been working as Administrative assistant at a company for 1.5 yrs so far)

 In your opinion, what is the effective way to apply for a real estate assistant( entry-level RE job when a non-licensee, salary based) career in washington ? Thank you, sincerely Andrew k

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