Thank you so much for this! I’m finally leaving my current field to pursue my re license, start classes next week. I’m in FL would you recommend once I get my license to then apply to tc jobs or before I get it? I know there are few job openings and was hoping w my re license it would be easier to find a tc position. I plan on doing showing in the evening and wknds for re but my main focus is tc. I would love to work remote some day.
Hi! If you are planning to apply for an in-house TC position, check the job description, because some places don't require you to have license. In some cases, they might even offer training. If that is the case, I would apply before getting the license, so you can start gaining experience. Hope I answered your question. If not, feel free to post any follow up questions you might have :)
Hi Cecilia! I am starting out as an independent TC and I'm learning a lot from your content. If you don't mind me asking, what does your work week look like? Also, on average how many transactions are you closing?
That's awesome you're joining the TC community! I work full time in my business, M-F 8.30-5.30, and I manage not just the transactions but also a team :) Instead of fixating on the number of transactions, I focus on the revenue goal for my business because I provide different services. That means I can reach my goals with fewer but more impactful closings. But hey, if 100 transactions dropped into my lap, I wouldn't complain! Actually, would you be interested in a future video about 'a day in the life' of a TC or how I structure my week? LMK
Thank you! It's still a huge work in progress but I'm glad you're sharing your experience as a TC! I would love to see a video on that topic! I'm really enjoying your video content regardless of what you post. everything has been incredibly informative and relatable to my own business. Thank you so much!@@CeciliaVPeralta
@@TrishaMarquezRealty Being a business owner is not for the faint of heart, but it can also be very rewarding. Keep it up! I appreciate your positivity :)
Thank you for this video! I did have a question, could I start Independent after obtaining a license and doing a training course for TC? I have real estate background in multi family properties as a leasing consultant. I appreciate your time❤️
Hi! thanks for your question. You can definitely start as an independent TC. And, you don't need to have a license in most States (check the regulations for your particular State, please!). Although, I will recommend you get some training/coaching. Let me know if I can assist further :)
@@BenaySings Hi! Yes, I launched my own course last month. You can Watch a Free Workshop to find more about the TC Course (price, enrollment, bonuses, etc): cvpvirtual.ck.page/4617348150 or you can send me an email to info@cvpvirtual.com for more info or to book a meeting with me. Thanks!
