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#331109 - 03/14/10 05:17 PM
new Massachusetts agent here...
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Registered: 02/07/10
Posts: 61
Loc: Massachusetts
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thinking of going full time, versus the part time I am now...any thoughts on this from other agents? I'm just starting out and would like more exposure, but I was wondering what the bulk of the more experienced agents here have done when they first started....thanks, as always for your input
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#331110 - 03/14/10 06:46 PM
Re: new Massachusetts agent here...
[Re: pslt1156]
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Registered: 01/07/08
Posts: 101
Loc: fl
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Lots and lots of prospecting.
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#331112 - 03/14/10 06:47 PM
Re: new Massachusetts agent here...
[Re: ttown]
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Registered: 02/07/10
Posts: 61
Loc: Massachusetts
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I've sent out about 20 packages to expired listings this weekend, see what happens this week, IF i get 1 listing it would be worth it
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#331113 - 03/14/10 06:48 PM
Re: new Massachusetts agent here...
[Re: ttown]
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Registered: 02/07/10
Posts: 61
Loc: Massachusetts
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Lots and lots of prospecting. I figured that...but I meant as far as starting out, did you start out full time, part time...?
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#331177 - 03/15/10 10:39 AM
Re: new Massachusetts agent here...
[Re: loveofcreed68]
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Registered: 01/09/07
Posts: 7
Loc: ID
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I'm willing to bet half full time agents are really part time agents. They say their full time, but do they put in 40 hours or more a week of ACTUAL work? Rarely. However if you're busy Realtor closing deals, you will be full time.
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#334742 - 04/14/10 06:27 PM
Re: new Massachusetts agent here...
[Re: mcbr3697]
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Registered: 12/11/09
Posts: 82
Loc: Indianapolis
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I'm willing to bet half full time agents are really part time agents. They say their full time, but do they put in 40 hours or more a week of ACTUAL work? Rarely. However if you're busy Realtor closing deals, you will be full time. This is a very good point. 40 hours of ACTUAL work in this business should be enough to put you ahead of many, if not a majority, of your fellow agent colleagues.
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#334828 - 04/15/10 03:17 PM
Re: new Massachusetts agent here...
[Re: mWoods]
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Registered: 01/13/10
Posts: 726
Loc: Maui, HI
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I know in my market, most 'realtors' are part-timers who just want something to do (retired from other fields and figured real estate would be an easy transition). I, for one, started as a full time agent, not wanting to compromise my level of professionalism (and luckily I had enough savings to carry me over the beginning, during which time the level of income is minimal). My motto, go big or go home.
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#338904 - 05/23/10 08:35 AM
Re: new Massachusetts agent here...
[Re: Maui]
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Registered: 05/12/10
Posts: 42
Loc: Cape Cod
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I am in Massachusetts, I have been full time for 14 years and have sold over 360 million in volume sales and our company just surpassed 1 billion in combined sales. PM me and we can talk Turkey. Welcome to the club!
Edited by Kalstar (05/23/10 08:38 AM)
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