You're entering into a service based business, and people are going to be far more concerned with your competence, market knowledge and confidence rather than your age.You'd do well to read anything by Gary Vaynerchuck, Michael Maher, Bob Burg and Gary Keller (especially the Millionaire Real Estate Agent).  

Hi John,My husband, Kurt, owns Keller Development; he is a GC with over 30 years of building experience...and always looking for new projects and opportunities.

@Loren Buchanan   Loren just talk to local companies.. you will need to hang your license with a broker.. no big mystery here no need to ask this question on BP.. just walk into your local Keller williams agent C 21 Remax and ask to talk to someone about getting licensed... to my knowledge all states require new agents to work under a broker for 1 to 2 years. then they can apply and take the test to become a Broker .. or in Oregon we are all brokers but a principal broker can over see brokers.. and new brokers cannot work on their own..

I became a real estate agent with Keller Williams 9 months ago and have been watching and learning the real estate market with the intention of becoming an investor.

All I got to say is I went with Keller Williams because of their training programs available.

I personally suffered from 'shiny object syndrome' until I focused on being just a buy and hold investor.If you are looking for another great book to read, consider Gary Keller's Classic 'The Millionaire Real Estate Investor' All the best!

I have been working with Steve Kelley of Keller Williams in Portsmouth, NH.

I am an agent with Keller Williams of Cape Cod and the Islands.

I am with Keller Williams and love it.  

I'm an agent with Keller Williams in Tacoma.