Hey, gang!
This is troubling, and I wonder if it is happening around your market as well.
In a nutshell, I know of several heretofore successful, Top Producing Realtors, and some lenders, right here in the City of Chicago and the suburbs, actually taking full or part time jobs to supplement their income in today's weakened real estate market here.
A few others are using their entrepreneurial knack to generate income - anywhere from handling apartment leasing and property management, to selling products as independent reps (without actually purchasing the inventory) on the Internet.
Those who have become employed have taken on sales or banking jobs - not making much money, I would assume. But perhaps they are bringing home a bit of income to help keep things stable.
I'm not talking about the non-committed or part time non-performers here. I'm talking about a few of those with a moderate to longer track record of success, now apparently frustrated, and getting tight on funds.
Anything like this going on where you live and work? Please share!
DEAN & DEAN'S TEAM CHICAGO
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