That means some brokerages may not be all that interested in you - especially smaller boutique brokerages.The major problem with working part time is that retail buyer leads need to be contacted in seconds, not minutes from the time they come in.  

I started working for a boutique commercial real estate brokerage/advisory after I got my license.

In the middle of 2017 I left the restaurant industry having been a server for 7 years, making fairly decent money, to pursue an opportunity to open a boutique in my wife's home town in Ecuador.

Do some research on the internet for brokers local to you and decide if you want to go with a small boutique brokerage, a big national chain, or something in the middle.

I acquired a business license and LLC and run mine as a boutique hotel on paper.

I'd be happy to chat with you about our company and the benefits of working with a boutique firm; if you're interested shoot me a private message and we can set it up!  

With countless brokerages large and small, it is worthwhile to interview with several, both big name national companies and any boutique smaller firms in your area.Another route that many new Realtors of various brokerages take is to join a team. 

I’m currently in a boutique firm in San Francisco called Berri Real Estate.

You've got Stanley Marketplace, one of Denver's original upscale food and boutique shop halls. 

On the side we have started an online boutique buisness, and I have started blowing glass jewelry my garage to make extra money.