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New Real Estate Agent Business Plan Activities
Dated: August 15 2020
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Beginning a new career as a real estate agent is exciting and you'll want to hit the ground running. Your long-term success depends on many things, but a good beginning real estate business plan is one of the most important steps you can take.
Don't let your excitement and enthusiasm to get with a client right away keep you from the all-important business planning and budgeting tasks. Using tools and instructions will help you to focus on important business practices and get a fast start on building your prospect base without spending a lot of money.
Many Try and Many Fail
A huge number of new agents fail in their first two years. Their average commission income can't support full-time activity. Some are part-time realtors. These part-timers make even less money because it's very difficult to schedule customer contact and help when you have another job.
New entrants into real estate practice must understand that they are independent contractors. You are and own your business. Just because the law says or you choose to hang your license with a broker, you do not want to become only a piece of that broker's business and marketing.
Sure, you want to take advantage of the services and marketing offered by your broker. But, you should immediately begin to market yourself and your business separate from your broker. This means having a website and blog of your own.
Meet Your Peers and Ask the Right Questions
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When you haven't done it before, some of the data items you need in order to budget and plan your marketing activities are quite difficult to come by. Get to know the other agents in your office, listen and ask questions.
Take everything with a critical eye. Don't just believe it's right because a veteran tells you so. Sometimes marginal marketing stuff only works because the agent is already established and popular. Analyze what you hear with a question as to how it would work for a newbie.
Jumpstart Your Prospect List
Just about any successful agent will tell you that the sphere of influence contact list you build is your most important asset. Find out how to get it off the ground fast.
It's not just about how many people are in your contact list that may do a real estate transaction. It's also about how many people they know and if they could become a source of referral business in the future.
Get Your Costs Nailed Down
Knowing what you need to realize in commission revenues in order to pay your business and personal obligations is quite important. Use this spreadsheet approach for a fast detailed expense analysis.
Read "Up and Running in 30 Days"
This great book provides you with new real estate agent startup information, tips, practices and more.
https://www.thebalancesmb.com/top-new-real-estate-agent-business-plan-activities-2866411
Tammy Broxson
Tammy Broxson is the Broker Owner of Broxson Real Estate Group, a boutique real estate brokerage in Florida. Tammy is also a State of Florida Real Estate Instructor and a mentor to other real estate p....
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