I read one person in my previous post suggest I go out and make some "REAL" money. I'm thinking of heeding that advice.

I'm kind of new, been doing RE for just 4 months. Surprisingly I've closed a few rental deals already, and I'm very happy with the people I work with (except the UNLICENSED squad in the firm).

Today I go for a nice rental, $2800 per month. I get the client to the door and the damn keys won't open the door. I guess this happens on occassion. I'm not blaming it on company incompetence, although it's certainly not the first time it's happened to me.

So that's my question. All considered, am I content to do these small rental deals or do I go out for some big pie-in-the-sky opportunity with another firm? I've already got an offer to work for a more established firm than I work for now and last I checked there's no shortage of New York RE agencies for a licnesed (OR sadly unlicensed) sales agent to choose from.

You have to please yourself.

That is the great thing about pretty much working for yourself, you can totally decide for yourself where you want to be and what you want to be doing.

As for the "... am I content.." question, you are the only person who can answer that.

Sounds like you might be ready for something else.

R

Thank you, sir. Maybe I need to move to California.

Mary,
You`ve already attempted to work for another company in less than 4 months. You have little or no experience, and you refuse to locate a mentor.

I think it`s a wonderful idea for you to chase Pie-In-The- Sky deals.. You`ll probably do much better..