Omg I just found you, and I’m a student, I have an interview this week and I’m so excited to get in this field! I’m not assuming to get the job right away due to me still working on my license but I love how u just get to the point and your energy thank you !
Thanks for the video! Im currently running Short Term Rentals and want that to be my niche. Is that a viable question to ask? If they have training on catering to Short Term Rentals? Thanks!
All three of these option are great. The quickest and easiest way to schedule an interview would be over the phone. You're always more than welcome to visit the brokerage in person to schedule an interview but this could potentially throw off people if their busy. Hope this helps!
This is a great question! A brokerage will want to hire someone who is able to commit to being a real estate agent and will carry the work ethic of one. If you're able to commit to being a real estate agent and a student, then finding a brokerage to work for won't be an issue if you have your license and show a strong work ethic. However, balancing both will be extremely challenging. We always recommend real estate agents go "all-in" on their real estate careers to fully maximize your effort. Please read our article on being a part-time real estate agent at this link: www.carealtytraining.com/side-income-real-estate-agent/ Plenty of people go from a full-time job into real estate by transitioning. They'll work full time at their job and part-time as a real estate agent to build up a cushion comfy enough for them to leave their full-time job. If you can balance a full-time commitment to your studies as a student and part-time as a real estate agent, then you should be able to work a brokerage.
Yes! The brokerages are interested in getting to know you and what your goals are. Don't forget to ask questions about their brokerage and what they offer. It's okay to turn the table during the interview (:
Hi, Tyrah. Questions vary from brokerage to brokerage. So, I would recommend watching our interview with Nikki Miller. She's the team leader at the Keller Williams Santa Monica brokerage and we talk specifically about what is discussed in the interview process: th-cam.com/video/LZRCNxQJOE8/w-d-xo.html
Hi, Tyrah. You don't have to own a car to become a successful real estate agent. However, it does help with getting around the town or city you live in since real estate agents are always on the go.
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Amazing! So glad it helped. Very excited for you and your future career. I have a feeling it's going to be a great one.
Omg I just found you, and I’m a student, I have an interview this week and I’m so excited to get in this field! I’m not assuming to get the job right away due to me still working on my license but I love how u just get to the point and your energy thank you !
Glad you enjoyed the vid! Good luck on the interview!
Yay, I'm excited!😄
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Thanks for the video! Im currently running Short Term Rentals and want that to be my niche. Is that a viable question to ask? If they have training on catering to Short Term Rentals?
Thanks!
Is it better to schedule an interview online (if available), by phone call or in person?
All three of these option are great. The quickest and easiest way to schedule an interview would be over the phone. You're always more than welcome to visit the brokerage in person to schedule an interview but this could potentially throw off people if their busy. Hope this helps!
Do we need to bring a resume??
Pack yourself a folder of documents you might need and add a few copies of your resume. If someone requests it then feel free to share!
Great Video! 👍🏾
Thanks for watching, Caleb! Glad you liked the video and hope to hear from you again.
Thank you so much
You're most welcome! Thanks for watching and being a subscriber!
What's something you want Robert Rico to cover in his next video?
Do brokerage's hire students?
This is a great question! A brokerage will want to hire someone who is able to commit to being a real estate agent and will carry the work ethic of one. If you're able to commit to being a real estate agent and a student, then finding a brokerage to work for won't be an issue if you have your license and show a strong work ethic. However, balancing both will be extremely challenging. We always recommend real estate agents go "all-in" on their real estate careers to fully maximize your effort. Please read our article on being a part-time real estate agent at this link:
www.carealtytraining.com/side-income-real-estate-agent/
Plenty of people go from a full-time job into real estate by transitioning. They'll work full time at their job and part-time as a real estate agent to build up a cushion comfy enough for them to leave their full-time job. If you can balance a full-time commitment to your studies as a student and part-time as a real estate agent, then you should be able to work a brokerage.
What are the most common questions a 'Brokerage' would ask? Is it similar to a regular job interview?
Thanks!
Yes! The brokerages are interested in getting to know you and what your goals are. Don't forget to ask questions about their brokerage and what they offer. It's okay to turn the table during the interview (:
What questions are asked by the employing broker to the inspiring agent?
Hi, Tyrah. Questions vary from brokerage to brokerage. So, I would recommend watching our interview with Nikki Miller. She's the team leader at the Keller Williams Santa Monica brokerage and we talk specifically about what is discussed in the interview process: th-cam.com/video/LZRCNxQJOE8/w-d-xo.html
Do you have to own a car to become successful in Real Estate?
Hi, Tyrah. You don't have to own a car to become a successful real estate agent. However, it does help with getting around the town or city you live in since real estate agents are always on the go.
I really like this guy really, but talking too fast, a little bit irritating
I'm just enthusiastic about real estate!
Feels great to be on the other side of accomplishing passing my exam. Now I'm viewing all your interview tips 🫶🏽🫶🏽
Congrats! Rooting for you and hope you find the perfect fit for you!