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All Forum Posts by: Dan Payne

Dan Payne has started 1 posts and replied 2 times.

Post: Commercial Real Estate company

Dan PaynePosted
  • Lehi, UT
  • Posts 2
  • Votes 1

Thank you all for the responses. These are great tips to get things rolling. 

@Joel Owens I really appreciate your comments. I appreciate you telling me really how it is and not sugar coating things. I definitely want to be all in. The struggle I am having, which I am sure several other readers face, I have built my career and now want to move into a different direction. I believe that my experience will help me in Commercial Real Estate. I have my CPA license and am currently a CFO for a manufacturing company. In the accounting realm I have worked with top ranked companies and know the advantages of gaining experience through these high volume national firms. 

Unfortunately I do not have the reserves you speak of to walk away and go full time. Also since my position is so vital to the company I would need to provide them with enough notice to replace me as well. So how could I be more attractive to these companies that would want to invest in me? I am trying to break out of the cycle of "I really want to do this ... but look at all these obstacles. I better just keep going along and maybe one day I will be in a better situation to make the move."  I mean I do fine for myself right now but I don't want "fine" any longer.

Would you suggest I spend more time on building reserves and general RE knowledge until I have the ability to go full-time and specialize? I was hoping that I could do things one day a week and during off hours but if this is really not feasible please let me know.

Post: Commercial Real Estate company

Dan PaynePosted
  • Lehi, UT
  • Posts 2
  • Votes 1

I am looking to break into the Commercial Real Estate market. I would like to become an Agent. Ideally I would like to find a high volume brokerage that I can work with learn and shadow. I have a job now that I want to try and keep while I transition. I know that it may take me a little longer than most but it would be rather hard to walk away from my current position.

My question is how would I find out what brokerages in my market Salt Lake City/ Provo are high volume brokerages and would they be willing for me to come in part time to learn the ropes? Any ideas about how to turn this into a reality?