All Forum Posts by: Hayden Rear

I am taking a class on real estate market analysis at a state college. It teaches you how to analyze real estate markets to figure out if a new development will be successful in a given area. It develops the skills necessary to pick the right use for a piece of land or building.

If I learned how to create these reports, and starting making them and pitching them to investors, what are the chances that I could be successful? Does success in this way hinge on my ability to network? Is there any prerequisite or further accreditation that will help me successfully transition from college to a career in real estate?

I am interested in becoming a real estate agent, but have not started the process yet. I live in Oregon, and am hoping for information about how to do this in the most effective way. I am mostly looking for information about where the best place to get information to pass the test, and any tips moving forward. 

Thank you!

I am graduating with my Economics degree this term and so am looking forward and thinking about ways to earn income and employment. One of the things I am thinking about doing is putting together deals and then acting as a real estate agent to sell them for commission. Basically, I want to identify potential RE investments, put together reports, and then profit by commission through acting as the agent.

Am I thinking about this in the right way? Any feedback will be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!

I am graduating with my Economics degree this term and so am looking forward and thinking about ways to earn income and employment. One of the things I am thinking about doing is putting together deals and then acting as a real estate agent to sell them for commission. Basically, I want to identify potential RE investments, put together reports, and then profit by commission through acting as the agent.

Could this be potentially profitable? Am I thinking in the right way? Any advice on the matter would be awesome. Thanks in advance!