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Realtor top credentials? That made me LOL.
by smugma 3y ago
Realtor top credentials? That made me LOL.
- epcoa 3y agoYeah, I know right? And the higher end you go has nothing to do with any competence - your clientele becomes more and more like the fucktards that bought into SBF.
- jahsome 3y agoI mean to say that among Realtors he was pretty elite, whatever that means. Put another way, he dealt in million dollar listings, not just average family homes.
- _ea1k 3y agoIf you were getting any significant number of million $ homes, why would he keep the day job? Real estate transaction fees are pretty high.
- hiatus 3y agoGovernment pension, avoiding traffic tickets among other benefits, I'm sure.
- pksebben 3y agoIt's possible that his connections and encounters from his work as an agent formed the foundation of his 'book' - and being a real estate agent is like 99% about building that book and 1% about doing things the rest of us might refer to as "work". Many if not most of the successful agents I know are moonlighters for this very reason. Not ragging on real estate agents, it's not an easy thing to pull off; convincing someone to hand you 3-6% of the biggest financial transaction they've ever made just for you to negotiate for what's probably a grand total of a few hours and do some online shopping. And they do provide value insofar as knowing the landscape can really help a client avoid getting bent over a barrel. Source: did it myself (poorly, which is why I'm in tech).
- tomjakubowski 3y agoThey might like the work.
- grimjack00 3y agoDepending on the location, soon enough million dollar listings will be average family homes.