All Forum Posts by: Ed S.

     A Friend of mine (who's an investor) gave me a call and offered me the job of being his agent. He's not in the same state (he's in SoCal I'm in Florida) but we are able to communicate effectively. Since this is my first customer and my coaches in the offices are not answering, I would like some advice on what steps should be taken to ensure everything is done the right way.

     We found a property we're interested in but the realtor doesn't answer my emails or phone calls. I don't have Supra yet, so. I can't see the house on my own. Since my Buyer is not in Florida should I make a Showing Agreement? What would be the right contracts to make for this situation?

@Lucas Machado I will definitely be attending as many events as possible.

@NickBritton good to hear, I'll definitely be keeping in touch with you. Thanks for being open to my questions.

Thanks for the reply, I will check out the links and look for more ideas to get started on REI. I sure enjoy reading, so, I'll take a look at the books with an open mind and use all the information I can.

Thanks again

Hey BP community, my name is Ed, just signed up yesterday and read through a lot of these forums. I must say, I'm hooked already. Also, I'm a Realtor in Miami, Florida. I just hung my license with Keller Williams about a month ago. I quit my old (crappy) job to do something worth the work. I'm working on putting myself out there to gather leads (the one thing Realtors live off of). So, I will definitely be asking a lot questions on all the methods used by Realtors for generating leads efficiently.

Thanks for reading

Now, let the games begin...

The Office I work with is having a Thanksgiving meeting where we all are supposed to bring food. I decided to go, but I don't know anyone. I've met the team leader and the recruiter (obviously) but I'm hoping that there will be plenty of experienced Realtors to talk to. Would it be best to go or should I focus on generating leads to gain the experience myself?