Are you concerned about investing more and more money into your real estate career?
The problem is most brokerages are looking for you to invest in them by charging desk fees, technology fees and you cover all the marketing.
Are you looking for training but concerned it is not results oriented?
Too many brokerages view training as a recruiting tool but when you look deeper, are you really going to get the results you want?
Does the brokerage have anything to loose if your career fails?
Most brokerages hire as many agents as possible. This ?mill? approach to real estate, which means they have little to loose if you fail to succeed.
When you interview, are the brokers painting a rosy picture for you or are you hearing the real picture about what a real estate career is really like?
Real estate has a very high failure rate, almost 80% for new agents. If you are only getting the positive news when interviewing you may want to be careful about selecting that brokerage. This ?herd? approach to hiring indicates they will hire just about anyone who meets their minimum requirements.
When you interviewed did the brokerage try to learn about you to see if the fit was good and if they were a good match for you?
A lot of brokerages don?t really interview but use the time to convince you why the brokerage is great and why you will succeed with them. But if they aren?t asking enough questions about you that may not be true. It also questions if they really care about your success.
Revealty is looking for agents who:
- Have very strong communication skills.
- The primary objective is to service people, not sell people a house.
- Money is the by product of your efforts not the reason for being in real estate.