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The Real Estate Investors Forum USA June 22
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מציאת מורה / מתחיל בתחום הנדל”ן שלום לכולם, לא בטוח אם זה המקום הנכון…

מציאת מורה / מתחיל בתחום הנדל”ן

שלום לכולם,

לא בטוח אם זה המקום הנכון לכתוב את זה אבל חשבתי

אני אנסה את זה.

אני מנהל פרויקטים בחברת אדריכלות נוף בסן

דייגו. אני כבר בתחום העיצוב כבר 5 שנים ואני

כבר רוצה לעבור הנדל”ן עבור מתישהו למדי. אני

עבר את בחינת הנדל”ן כאן לפני כשנה, ולא

השתמשתי בכלל ברישיון שלי, בעיקר משום שאיני בטוח כיצד לעבור

משכר הגון לתפקיד שהוזמן במקום שבו לא אעשה

כל דבר. התקווה המקורית שלי היתה שאני יכול לעבוד עם חברה

על לילות וסופי שבוע כדי לסייע לפי הצורך, כדי ללמוד מ

מנטור באותה חברה, אבל החברות שהגעתי אליה גם לכאן

לא הגיב או אמר לי שהם צריכים מישהו שהוא 100%

מחויבת לתפקיד (אשר אני לגמרי מבין).

האם למישהו יש עצה על איך לעבור לקריירה ב

נדל”ן? כמה ביצת קן יש לך, או מה היה

Finding a mentor / starting in real estate

Hi all,

Not sure if this is the correct place to post this but I thought

I would give it a try.

​

I am a project manager at a landscape architecture firm in San

Diego. I have been in the design field for about 5 years now and I

have been wanting to switch to real estate for quite sometime. I

passed the real estate exam here about a year ago, and have not

used my license at all, mainly because I am unsure of how to switch

from a decent salary to a commissioned role where I might not make

anything at all. My original hope was that I could work with a firm

on nights and weekends to assist as needed, and to learn from a

mentor at that company but the firms I reached out to here either

did not respond or told me they needed someone who was 100%

committed to the job (which I totally understand).

​

Does anyone have any advice on how to transition to a career in

real estate? How much of a nest egg did you have, or what was your

strategy to stay afloat while waiting to make a sale / receive your

commission check? Did you find a mentor that helped guide you in

the beginning?

​

Thanks so much for you help in advance

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Finding a mentor / starting in real estate

Hi all, Not sure if this is the correct place to post this but I thought I would give it a try. ​ I am a project manager at a landscape…

קישור לפוסט המקורי בפורום נדל”ן ארצות הברית בפייסבוק – חדשות נדל”ן – עובד במחשב שולחני (לצפייה בפוסט יש להיות חברים שאושרו לפורום)

את התגובות המקוריות לפוסט ניתן לקרוא בתחתית דף הפוסט הנוכחי באתר או בקישור לפוסט בפייסבוק וכמובן שאתם מוזמנים להצטרף לדיון

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liorlustig
The Real Estate Investors Forum USA
שלום חברים. כאן ליאור לוסטיג. ברוכים הבאים לפורום נדל"ן ארצות הברית בפייסבוק. פוסט זה הוא פוסט שהועתק מהפורום שלנו בפייסבוק. אם אתם במחשב שולחני, אתם מוזמנים ללחוץ על הקישור שבתחתית הפוסט ולהגיע לפוסט המקורי בקבוצה בפייסבוק ולהגיב עליו. כמו כן בתחתית דף זה תוכלו לראות את התגובות המקוריות שניתנו לפוסט - אתם מוזמנים להרשם לאתר ולהגיב גם כאן. במידה ואתם יזמים מהפורום שמעוניינים לפרסם את הנכסים שלכם באתר - אתם מוזמנים ללחוץ בצד שמאל למעלה על פרסום נכס וליצור לכם פרופיל בזירת הנכסים שלנו.

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