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I've worked at the same engineering firm for 4 years. I'm currently making $161k with only a $750 bonus, but excellent vacation (4 weeks, cash out anytime, rolls over indefinitely), 45 hours a week. I have an interview with a recruiter at Guidehouse this week for a Technical Project Manager role. It seems to be focused in the government space and requires a security clearance. What sort of salary and benefits could I expect for this sort of role at Guidehouse?
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No conflict. You're not representing any financial firm. You're simply showing and selling properties
Unless it's supporting yourself in terms of buying and selling your own properties you will likely not have the time to make real money as a relator. Volume is key and answering your clients and showing houses on your schedule. Unless you're local and on a chill project I think you need to re-evaluate.
K1..I'm well aware of what it takes to be successful in real estare....this is just a hobby.....its a second home market...would partner with a full time Realtor so it would really just be a weekend thing because I enjoy it...and if I made a little extra money that would be great
OP, make sure to research costs. Between licenses, key lock boxes, CPEs, etc, you'll need to sell a couple houses a year just to break even. And, if my realtor was only available on weekends, I'd find another realtor
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You got it D1. I would have a full-time "partner" so clients would always be taken care of....and I could get compensated through referrals. Working the hours we do, I could never take transactions through closing myself..but I could dabble in something that interests me while getting a little piece of the pie
I have one and sell house to friends and family. Make an extra 20-30m a year. I give them a kick back on the commission. They go out and find the house I just do the paperwork. Same with listings.
20-30k lol
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Ask compliance. Depending on your role and your level, you are likely to be turned down due to the potential for a conflict of interest.
Another thought, get your license and become manager of properties for banks that have foreclosed them
A surprising number of rich people have their real estate license. Read into that what you will
P3...read above.
I would go with P3's advice. You would think people don't go look at houses on the weekdays. They do. And sometimes during lunch while you'll be traveling and rushing to complete a deck. The you'll lose the buyer or seller.
You guys are missing the point..I can do showings on the weekends and partner with a full time Realtor.... I can still get referral fees of up to 30% on anything I'm involved in. There is definitely potential to make some money, but again, it's more of an interest / hobby. I just was wondering if the firm would have a problem with it.
Is the model that you handle business when you can and drive it to her when you can't
That's great P4...did you clear it with compliance or are you just going with P2s good advice 😎