Sentences with phrase «successful real estate profession»
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He appears to be quite successful in his chosen profession, real estate.
Century 21 spokespersons said the recruitment program is aimed at three demographic groups: successful experienced real estate pros, new salespeople who are in real estate school or have been in the business less than a year, and newbies just coming into the profession.
As for Invidiata's advice to himself 28 years ago — to find a career that allowed him to spend more time with his family — one has to wonder, considering how phenomenally successful he has become, whether over the years the real estate profession has allowed him the family time with his wife and two children that he desired.
Since I first entered this profession, over 35 years ago, the National Association of REALTORS ® has been my rock, providing the foundation needed to help build and maintain a successful commercial real estate practice.
After a successful 12 - year career in Pharmaceuticals, her Sociology degree helped guide her toward her passion for working with people and into the real estate profession.
Clark has always believed in the importance of honesty, trust, and relationships as the key ingredients to success in life and it has been these key ingredients that have enabled him to enjoy a successful career in education and a smooth transition into the real estate profession.
Increasingly, successful real estate practitioners reaching retirement or leaving the profession for other reasons find that their personal referral network, database, and contact lists hold significant value as a book of business that can be transferred to another salesperson.
Has the way that organized real estate has typically promoted success or the successful, at the root of fostering an exaggerated perception of success that in turn has led to unrealistic (brand) growth — in some cases — as opposed to what would be the case in a true profession where the industry focus must be on service?