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How much do real estate agents actually make in Alberta? This guide breaks down how commissions work, what you can realistically expect to earn, and how to get licensed so you can start building your own career.
So you're working through your real estate course, and you're dreaming about the day you close your first sale. Or maybe you've just passed your exam, gotten licensed, and now it's time to put the pedal to the metal.
Do you want to put your real estate career on the fast-track to success? We want that for you, too! And the best way to supercharge that success? Building a great network.
You probably already know that in real estate, staying in touch with past clients is always a good idea. What you might not know is just how essential it actually is: 82 per cent of all real estate transactions come from repeat business and referrals.
Becoming a successful real estate pro isn't just about learning the ins and outs of the industry — you also need to learn how to run your own business. At Relo, we're on a mission to help you learn those entrepreneurial skills alongside your pre-licensing, so that you're ready to hit the ground running.
Real estate professionals need to think beyond their immediate contacts in order to cultivate more deals. If you want to grow your business, tapping into your sphere of influence is key for success — but it can often seem like a daunting task.
If there's one thing that's truly a constant in life, it's change. Careers change, the market goes up and down, government starts out great then crumbles, business opportunities wax and wane… and when things change, we are challenged.
Starting a career in real estate during a strong market is an exciting prospect, but it's no guarantee of success. No matter how hot your local market is, real estate is still a challenging business that takes skill and persistence.
