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Joshua S.
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Chesapeake, VA
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EXIT Realty or Keller Williams, Part Time

Joshua S.
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Chesapeake, VA
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I am currently employed full time as an IT contractor for the Navy (in Norfolk, VA) and am currently in school for my real estate salesperson license. I'm planning to be a real estate agent on the side, part time, and am wondering if anyone can give me any information on who would be the best and most affordable broker to work for. I've heard good things about both EXIT Realty and Keller Williams. My plan is to earn extra income by being an agent so that I can make extra money to invest and also, from what I've read and heard on Bigger Pockets, being a licensed agent is definitely beneficial as an investor.

Does anyone know if Keller Williams accepts part time employees? I know EXIT does.

What fees does an agent have to pay at Keller Williams all together?

I'm starting to wonder if being a real estate agent part-time will prove to be a lucrative endeavor... I've spent $270 on the Real Estate Express course and am approximately 20% finished. My primary goal for becoming a part time agent would be extra money to invest, but with all the fees, I'm not sure if I'm choosing the best route.

Also, does anyone know of any local real estate brokerages in either Chesapeake, Suffolk, Virginia Beach, Norfolk, Newport News, Hampton, or really anywhere in Hampton Roads, that takes part time agents and have low fees and good commission?

Any and all information anyone can provide is welcome and is greatly appreciated.

  • Joshua S.
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