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Looking to add an additional license to your repertoire? Learn about how holding both a real estate license and a mortgage license can help you up your game.

Follow these three steps to properly inform your decision when choosing your real estate brokerage.

Being a real estate agent is one of the most financially rewarding careers you can have while still being your own boss. According to Indeed, the average annual salary for a real estate agent in the United States is $94,031. And the job demand is promising, too. Commercial property is consistently being sold and bought, and SO many people need help finding or selling housing. With all the complexities that come along with buying or selling a property, real estate is a job that will never go out of style. 

A real estate agent helps their clients buy and sell property. Because they have a pulse on the local market, they assist buyer clients with finding the right property, and seller clients with finding the right buyer. Agents also handle paperwork, negotiations, and coordinating property visits. They offer guidance and support throughout the entire process, making it easier for their clients to navigate the complex world of real estate.

Buying or selling a home can be a very complex and stressful experience for clients. That’s where a real estate agent’s education, experience, and specialties in the real estate field come into play.  A listing agent helps clients to market and sell their homes, navigate the paperwork, and negotiate offers.

Switching careers can be intimidating, but you’re not alone. Jessica Stone, a South Carolina agent, shares her experience of launching a career in real estate.