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What are the most common mistakes made by newcomers in your field during their first year, and how can I avoid them? Any resources you would recommend such as books or certain mentors to follow?
I'm interested in becoming a real estate agent, a real estate investor as well as a stock market investor in the future.
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Hi Amy!
I would say not be open minded to change or learning something new. The thing that keeps coming up for me, over the years is a thirst for more knowledge- wanting to learn more and more. Being curious and asking questions is something that many businesses and leaders are looking for in an employee. In marketing everything is changing with technology, so you have to be fluid, as well. We all know the Market is like this and in turn so is real estate as a direct result. Another key with real estate, is you have to be a people person who can create a loyal customer base. This way, no matter what the market is doing, if you have loyal buyers who use you to sell or purchase a home, you can survive, no matter what times are like. Both of these fields will be demanding jobs and are ultimately what you make of them! Best of luck!!
I would say not be open minded to change or learning something new. The thing that keeps coming up for me, over the years is a thirst for more knowledge- wanting to learn more and more. Being curious and asking questions is something that many businesses and leaders are looking for in an employee. In marketing everything is changing with technology, so you have to be fluid, as well. We all know the Market is like this and in turn so is real estate as a direct result. Another key with real estate, is you have to be a people person who can create a loyal customer base. This way, no matter what the market is doing, if you have loyal buyers who use you to sell or purchase a home, you can survive, no matter what times are like. Both of these fields will be demanding jobs and are ultimately what you make of them! Best of luck!!
I appreciate this, thank you for the advice.
Amy