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86 Comments on New Agents Can Get up and Running Quickly
great advice, I am going to share this with on my podcast and radio show. You will get a mention
Ken T. - Thank you
Erica - Good point, my first year I have two closings from clients I picked up in the office when the agent scheduled for floor time did not show up.
Yvette - That is the ideal situation. I would gladly team up with new agents as long as they are motivated.
George - You are so right. I was involved in my community for years and new tons of people when I started in the business. I believe all agents should be involved in their community.
Gabe - They should offer to help that experienced agent like hold open houses. They may also want to ask that agent to team up with them on their first few transactions to help them secure listings and complete their first few transactions in a professional manner.
Dagny - I think you make a great point. To be successful you can not be part time.
Stephen - Thank you, I am sure the new agents are lucky to have your help.
Antonio and Alexis - It sounds like you have been very consistent. That is an important part of the mix when marketing.
Elaine - I used to spend a lot of time in the office. My attitude is I can sit home and do paperwork or I can do it in the office.
Stan - Thank you
Dawn - Wow, thank you. :)
Jennifer - Sounds like you have the right attitude to make a go of it. Good Luck!
Ulises - It is always good to hear it over and over again. It is even better to implement them.
Sonja - For me this is home. I plan to make the most of it. Good luck on a strong finish to your first year.
Tina S. - If you keep moving forward you will get to the destination.
Dave - Thank you!!
Very good advice Randy, New agents can get overwhelmed and all these things you mentioned are good advice for them. Taking time to rest is also good. This business can be so hectic at times.
Hi Randy - Great advice, thank you. I am still working on the web site and business plan. I think it takes a few months to figure out where you are going....
Very good post, I hire and mentor new and struggling agents. I think one thing that has not been mentioned is you need to be a sounding board for the new agents. There are good days and bad days in real estate. On the good days you have to cheer with them and on the bad days you have to remind them what is good in the business and keep them up. Its very easy to get in a dark place, its hard to get out of that place alone. I love new agents, they always remind me why I am in this business.
Yep! It's all about surrounding yourself with the right people. Thanks for your insight!
Eric said it best. Have a business mindset everyday! This is so true. Thanks Randy, great blog!
Ricki - It is not an easy business.
Margaret - You business plan is a living document and can be adjusted as you go.
Deborah - Everyone has their own way of dealing with bad days. Mine is to get a little quiet time away from other people and wind down.
Michael - it is so much easier when you are in a supportive environment.
Melissa - It is so true.
You are now famous in Northwest Indiana Randy!
this morning the Live AM 1420 Radio show talked about your BLOG and you were promoted as the Go to guy for Hawaii real estate !
Congrats!
Sincerely,
Grace
Jeff & Grace - WOW! That is absolutely incredible.
Those who do not recognize the power of blogging are surely missing out. THANK YOU!
Love your post Randy.......great information!
Ana - Thank you
Well, i have been an agent for 4 months now and i have to admit that getting people to truly help you and been thorough with their "insights" is so hard. As a new agent i have all the time and energy to go after FSBOS/Expireds but lack the real foundation to do so. I took a class when i began but there is so much information that i am so overwhelmed and cannot find a away to filter everything and do a good job. Altough i am new to sales i am not new to Real Estate and really want to build a good foundation for me. This is the perfect time to learn because i don't have much to do but i need help filtering everything that has been thrown at me. Your ad is good and true in many ways but the only thing us the green agents can do is to pursue these opportunities and make our mistakes so we can learn and improve in the future.
Ana - You might consider looking at a different office. Many offices offer a better support structure. There are also experienced agents who are looking for folks to join their team. That is a great way to learn the business while making some money.
You other option is to spend more time on Active Rain. It is free and the members here will openly share their knowledge with you.
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