Career Path

You absolutely can make real estate your side hustle. Here are some tips for how to make this career choice work for you.

If you would rather be checking a house’s foundation than chit-chatting at a cocktail party, then learning how to become a home inspector is an excellent career move. Here's how to do it, what skills you'll need, and what to expect in terms of pay.

Everyone seems to have a different opinion on which skills will actually translate to agent success in 2023. We’ll walk you through the nine skills we learned to build our own careers in real estate and how you can bolster them in your own business.

There are many factors to consider when it comes to affiliating with a brokerage. We evaluated dozens of real estate companies based on the criteria that matter most to agents and selected our top six. Plus, learn why you might want to consider a local boutique instead.

These days, a lot of “secret” mastermind groups now have tens of thousands of members, but only a handful of posts per month. That’s why we decided to dig a little deeper and find active groups where agents are sharing tips, tricks, memes, referrals, or just a shoulder to cry on when a deal goes south.

As someone who’s both worked for and taught in a virtual brokerage, I can guide you through the specific differences between a traditional and a cloud-based brokerage. I’ll also get into the pros and cons when it comes to the important stuff: earnings, support, training opportunities, staffing, and more.