Comments on: Part Time Realtors And Part Time Real Estate Agents http://www.robinashley.com/2009/03/16/part-time-realtors-and-part-time-real-estate-agents/ Fort Lauderdale Real Estate | Fort Lauderdale Homes | Fort Lauderdale Condos Fri, 03 Sep 2010 20:27:14 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Barry Cunningham http://www.robinashley.com/2009/03/16/part-time-realtors-and-part-time-real-estate-agents/comment-page-1/#comment-26 Barry Cunningham Wed, 17 Mar 2010 20:25:46 +0000 http://www.robinashley.com/2009/03/16/part-time-realtors-and-part-time-real-estate-agents/#comment-26 Hi Bob..I really don't have a problem with you working two jobs. My point is that if you are "doing real estate on the side" then I assume that you tell all of your clients that you are moonlighting and that they can expect that you are only available for X hours on X days and that you will not be devoting your full efforts into selling their home. If you tell your clients that and they are okay with it then fine! If they agree to work with you then it's on them. go for it. However, I know for a fact that most agents who work other jobs don't tell their clients the truth about those kinds of things. By the way, if you are the General Manager running a large company with several employees under neath him, which I assume is a full-time job, why would you want to be a real estate agent, and unless you have a cape with a big S on it, how can you be doing both jobs? I guess you could if your boss allows you to conduct real estate business while you are at your general manager's position. Do they know you work on your real estate business while you are "running a large company"? Something doesn't seem to add up to what you are saying, but heck, if your large company boss doesn't mind, and your real estate clients don't mind then you have hit the motherload. You're most assuredly the exception. Good luck! Hi Bob..I really don’t have a problem with you working two jobs. My point is that if you are “doing real estate on the side” then I assume that you tell all of your clients that you are moonlighting and that they can expect that you are only available for X hours on X days and that you will not be devoting your full efforts into selling their home.

If you tell your clients that and they are okay with it then fine! If they agree to work with you then it’s on them. go for it. However, I know for a fact that most agents who work other jobs don’t tell their clients the truth about those kinds of things.

By the way, if you are the General Manager running a large company with several employees under neath him, which I assume is a full-time job, why would you want to be a real estate agent, and unless you have a cape with a big S on it, how can you be doing both jobs?

I guess you could if your boss allows you to conduct real estate business while you are at your general manager’s position. Do they know you work on your real estate business while you are “running a large company”?

Something doesn’t seem to add up to what you are saying, but heck, if your large company boss doesn’t mind, and your real estate clients don’t mind then you have hit the motherload.

You’re most assuredly the exception. Good luck!

]]> By: Bob Freedome http://www.robinashley.com/2009/03/16/part-time-realtors-and-part-time-real-estate-agents/comment-page-1/#comment-25 Bob Freedome Wed, 17 Mar 2010 19:39:41 +0000 http://www.robinashley.com/2009/03/16/part-time-realtors-and-part-time-real-estate-agents/#comment-25 Why do you assume that all part time agents have dead end jobs? If I told you I was running a large company as a general manager and doing real estate on the side what would you say? I enjoy both jobs and have the capacity to do both at full service to my employees and or my clients. I am not worried about bills mam. Why do you assume that all part time agents have dead end jobs? If I told you I was running a large company as a general manager and doing real estate on the side what would you say? I enjoy both jobs and have the capacity to do both at full service to my employees and or my clients. I am not worried about bills mam.

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