It could be very location-driven. Meaning that to be very succesful, you need to specialize in a few markets, and more importantly, build a network there. And eventually, a city will a see a down market. So there's that.
- Complex process with high volumes of people to manage to get to your required return - Turbulent market factors - Time demanding acquisition process - Also, missing a bracket in an IF statement... that will be the slow death of me
Hi Justin, Thank you always for your excellent and informative videos. I currently am fully employed with a very steady & decent income - only problem with that is from this point on, the income upside is very minimal. I have been in CRE brokerage part-time for the past three years now and see how damn long it takes for deals to come into place; my question would be, what positions in the CRE industry would you recommend if someone didn’t want to give up the immediate income, but wanted to make more than $100k a year in the long run?
If you're racking up airline miles for the repetitive travel, do you think those benefits can offset the monotony? (assuming you get time off to use them haha)
Could you stop smiling when you say something bad...I never gets if something is really bad if you are smiling...ie: why are you smiling when saying you can lose your job?
He is a happy person throughout is what I see, keep on smiling bro!! We appreciate the info, giving information shouldn’t mess with how a person internally feels.😂😂
@@aquaticmeditation7458 keep meditating but study a bit of linguistic...I am not saying he should change his feelings, I am just saying that the non verbal communication carries most of the meaning and he got a beautiful smile that should be calibrated to stress what's good and convey seriousness when you are saying a bad thing. I struggle to understand if on thing is good or bad if you say that the market is collapsing smiling...(just an example)
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