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I am going to college for Graphic Design and definitely plan on pursuing art after college, hopefully in the advertisement field. But it really depends on where I end up settling down. I have a passion for houses and real estate seems like a great option that would allow me to continue my art while having a stable income.How much does a real estate agent typically make in a year? Should I just pursue the advertisement career rather than opting for a career in real estate? Are there any artists out there with advice?

It's obvious that you don't know much about real estate. 1. We don't have salaries or a stable income. We live off commissions. So if you don't sell any houses, you make zero. It's not consistent and it's definitely not for the faint of heart. 2. There is no typical in how much we make. One year I made $18K and another year I made $100K. It really depends. Also, real estate is about longevity. Statistics show that 50% of new agents quit within their first year. Of the remaining 50%, 50% of them quit within 3 years. 80% of deals are done by 20% of agents. It's a cut throat business. I love it but it's definitely not easy. You don't sit there and money comes in. You work your butt off. My longest evening ended at 3am. Also, if for whatever reason a deal collapses, you make nothing. There's no oh but I did so much work! to complain about it.

I am thinking about becoming a real estate agent and my college says I will need to major in finance. But that doesn't cover everything. Is this enough to pass the exam the state offers to become a real estate agent?

I began in truly property income at 24 years historical. That used to be 30 years in the past. I had a institution trade measure and a few of my categories counted closer to the specifications to get a license. I took anything categories have been left and took the experiment. Then I signed up with a neighborhood enterprise. Going through the enterprise coaching and dealing with skilled dealers and agents used to be in which I particularly discovered the trade. The institution and different categories didn't even attempt to educate me the right way to promote residences. I now possess my possess enterprise however I be taught new matters always and the whole lot is regularly exchanging so I nonetheless speak with plenty of different dealers and agents everyday and take categories to be taught. Go out and speak with a few victorious dealers on your field and ask them what their activity is like.

I am interested in becoming a Real Estate Agent. I live just outside of Columbia South Carolina. What I would like to know is how much does it generally cost to start up I have a friend of a friend that said as soon as I obtain my provisional license she can get me on with her agency. What is the avergae pay for a beginner? How do the hours work? Do you work mostly from home or an office? The hours, are they mostly weeknights and weekends? A general run down would be great. I have always worked an 8-5 job and am a little intimidated by the uncertainty that comes with this field. I guess just explain the details.Thanks

Look online for Real Estate Schools in your city. Take the classes. Anything you need to know about becoming a real estate Agent will be taught in the Real Estate Course. In New York City, once one has passed the Real Estate Test and becomes a Real Esate Agent he or she must work under a Real Estate Broker to become familiar with the Real Esate Industry. Ask your questions of the Real Estate School that you will attend.

I'm looking for a good site to search for Seoul real estate but am having a hard time finding one, any suggestions/links?And I would prefer the site in English please

It is relatively hard to find real estate online in Korean. Things still work the old fashion way. You go to a real estate office in the neighborhood your interested in, and the agent( usually an older man) will take you around based on what you're looking for.

I used the agent to sell my house and he took to to some houses I was interested in buying. I signed a contract with him but want to know this. If I found a house on my own and went there and the agent never showed me the house (although he did send it to me after we looked at it) can I buy the house and cut the agent out of the commission even if I was in a contract. The seller will move on price more if we do not have an agent as it is a new home?

There is not anything unethical along with her request. In truth, that is what a 'well' agent is needed to do. It protects each the agent and the customer. You have got to appear on the photograph from the agent's POV.... let's consider she does not require that you just signal an contract after which she spends 6 months browsing for a apartment on your want - you discover a estate after which say...Thanks however I recognize John Doe is a realtor so I wish him take over and coplete the sale. That's no longer reasonable to the primary agent in view that she did the entire paintings and announced you to the apartment...however alongside comes John Doe to seize the fee for undoubtedly no paintings performed. With a illustration contract the whole lot is evidently recognized the agent represents you and is operating for you completely. Perhaps she will have to have defined that the agreement was once for an complete 12 months -BUT simply in view that she did not that doesn't imply you'll be able to holiday the agreement. As with all truly property transactions purchasers/dealers are instructed to touch an lawyer to study all contracts/agreements earlier to signing. You are not able to maintain your agent in charge in view that you didn't search authorized recommend or learn the satisfactory print earlier to signing the contract. You can continually request to be published from the contract however the agent and/or her dealer don't seem to be obligated to honor your request. More than most probably regardless that...the dealer would come to a decision your huff and puff is not valued at the argument and can honor your request to circumvent what you signed. If he does, please don't forget to learn ALL contracts earlier than hand someday and ASK questions approximately what you're no longer special approximately.

I live in Knoxville, TN, and I am currently working on by bachelors of accounting with a minor in finance at the University of Tennessee. It has always been my dream to work in real estate, but I don't want to rely solely on a real estate license in today's economy. So, what kind of jobs are out there for those with a real estate license and a business degree as well? And what duties would these jobs consist of? Please be specific! Thanks :)

because they care about more than money? so... we should have no teachers (which oddly enough shows up on your best majors list, yet it's a humanities degree clearly?)... writers or artists? what would you sell? how many billions do businessmen make off of the arts (movies, music, books)... and even the people that design the items you sell... you just don't plug in a machine and it makes widgets, someone has to design the widget... what a sad world your world would be... also... IF EVERYONE MAJORED IN BUSINESS... what do you think would happen then? how much would that degree be worth? did you hear about supply and demand while taking those business courses? EDIT: The biggest paper shufflers buttocks kissers are in the public sector.... HAHAHAHAHA....OH... HAHAHAHAHAHA..... OH WAIT... AHAHAHAHAHA... little boy, why don't you work a little before you talk about it? public sector workers don't CARE either way half the time... UNIONS... ever been to a post office? but private sector... boy howdy... brown faces, everywhere... and those who don't are fired in non-union shops... yeah, bosses really like folks who stand up to them... yeah, that's the real world... let me guess, you're a boss who thinks you like it when people stand up to you, yet so oddly no one ever does?

Okay, so I'm a little weird but I LOVE spending free time browsing redfin . And I'm not even in the market for a home! Real estate just fascinates me BIG time. I'm a stay at home mom but when my young ones get into school full time, I'd love to find a job in real estate. With that said, I'm not a huge people person so dealing directly with buyers/sellers doesn't interest me. I'd like to do something a little more behind the scenes, on the technical side. Not really sure if there's a profession for that. Obviously i don't want to just do data entry (I have an unrelated Master's degree) so is there something that is very real estate oriented that doesn't involve talking to people on the phone all day and meeting up with people for showings?

So in other words you just want to live out your dream but not do any work related to the real estate industry. Yeah no there aren't any jobs that fit your description. I would have said real estate assistant but that requires answering the phone, dropping off and picking up keys, dealing with the website, contracts (IF licensed), etc. But no one will hire an assistant who won't answer phones and do data entry. You made it clear you don't want to be a real estate agent either. You can't work as a conveyancer because you don't want to do data entry and answer phones. Really, it's a fun idea but since you're unwilling to do anything related to the industry (our business is 80% dealing with people, even as assistants, conveyancers, etc), it kind of means you can't get any jobs in it.

some questions that i am wondering: best houses/apartments to buy and when and where? i dont know what exactly, to ask maybe for TIPS on real estate i guess? any other important information is greatly appreciated :)

When and where? When; you are financially stable with excellent credit, have enough saved up for a down payment, and sufficient income and assets to qualify for a mortgage, as well as enough savings for a cushion in the event of job loss or other emergencies. Where: the area you want to live in and can afford, close enough to your employment that commuting won't be a problem, and in a house or condominium that you will be happy to live in for some time whether the real estate market goes up or down. (there is a cycle every few years).