I Want to Become a Real Estate Agent, Have Any Advice?

Dave's advice on the incremental transition and apprenticeship model is spot-on. Here's what I'd add as someone who works with real estate agents on operational systems: the 'grunt work' Dave mentions isn't just learning to show houses, it's learning the infrastructure. CRM for lead follow-up, transaction tracking, client communication workflows, digital marketing systems. Most new agents skip this and wonder why they're drowning six months in. If you're joining a high-production team, pay attention to their systems, not just their sales tactics. Ask: How do they track leads? What's their follow-up cadence? How do they manage transactions from contract to close? Document everything. The agents who scale aren't just good at closing deals—they're good at building repeatable processes. I use Go High Level to build this infrastructure for agents, but the platform doesn't matter as much as the discipline to design workflows before you need them. Start with systems, not hustle. You'll thank yourself later.

I love it when Dave talks real estate. Wish I could hear him talk only real estate

I am in pre test study mode. I am ready to become the REAL ESTATE star that I was destined to become!

Great advice

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Is there a way to completely get Dave Ramsey out of my feed for good? I always hit “Not interested”, then reply boring or irrelevant, but he keeps popping up in my feed.

I’ve been making some solid progress in the stock market lately—thanks to my broker, KATE ELIZABETH LUNN .

Thanks for continuing updates I'd rather trade the stock market as it's more profitable. I make an average of $34,500 every 2 weeks even though I barely trade myself.

This bis is expensive to run.

Just joined a team in Las Vegas that is sponsoring RE School. Will be taking my roadshow experience to run a team of agents to roadshow locations for leads. Out here making it happen in 2025!

Still great advice 4 years over.

You want to be your "own boss" Be careful what you wish for lol

Guys, we help businesses turn more sales in through better customer journeys, automations and customer experiences.

We have been wondering about helping realtors take their practices to the next level - any tips or suggestions ?

DAVE I’m 21 I just asked myself how do I become a real estate agent a this video popped up of this man who was in My same shoes same city .

How could I get ahold of you for some advice

I've been in real estate for 30 years. Being good looking helps 😂

I wonder if the market will become too saturated

Right now, my career is looking at becoming a lineman at Edison. Great money great benefits hard work. I love it. It’s outdoors, but there’s an inkling in my head to completely take on being a salesman. I have very good people skills not in all areas, but that can change Also not too savvy with numbers, but I know that can change too when I’m using them regularly I want a fulfilling life. I wanna be able to provide give back to everybody that help me get to where I’m at everyone in my family has worked very hard for many years And about 20 years ago when I was a little guy they always made sure that if they could, they bought me nice things or they took me out and had experiences that I would’ve not had otherwise had I grown up with my biological father. I’m grateful for all that But gratefulness to me isn’t just something you say that you are or you feel, it’s something that you express through your actions. Take remorse for example, Somebody can say that they’re remorseful and cry, and all of that and they might feel that and that might be completely valid, but the greatest way to express your remorse is to go out of your way and make a difference in the world by either preventing people from making the mistakes you made or inspiring them to change their ways and to go a step further and give their voice, their time and their resources into something that helps those who are affected by yours and other people’s mistakes. Anyways, I’m ready to fully commit and I’ll tell you what Lineman work ain’t easy. These guys are climbing these electrical poles day and night and it ain’t easy on the body. It’s good on the paycheck, but it definitely ain’t easy on your family relations.

Focus on building genuine relationships and providing value, because in the long run, that's what builds trust and a strong reputation.

My advice is look outside the box. Id advise stop calling it real estate agency and start calling it what it really is the broker club.
Cuz A) that’s where it holds any value. As u cant keep jack until u hold ur broker’s license.
B)Brokers hold way too much value over it. And do not allow anyone to represent with out their consent.
C) They also don’t actually do anything. They just porch their signs and when it’s done petition for pay.

D) Wholesaling is the best option for the knowledgeable only pay…and it gets you into more profitable avenues as well. Best part is you actually are a buyer and in other investor fields a seller. You’re a part of the process…which an agent never is.

Maybe too taboo for the Ramsey show to say these things. But yeah i wouldn’t waste my time with the broker club. You could be doing a lot of deals in 3years vs the begging to be let into the field..all they ever do is school school school that you never need.

Great info for a newbee. Also, branding yourself is important. After all, this is a relationship business. That is why I created a Trust Website instead of a house gallery site. What is everybody doing to build trust?

no advice whatsoever

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Employee discount on new house?

I want to buy a new house if I'm a real estate agent can I get a discount?

I have wanted to be a real estate agent since I was a kid, but I am 38 & have not gotten around to it. We have 9 kids. 3 are grown now. I really want to pursue my dream, but I am nervous about juggling my responsibilities at home & a career. I know there is an 87% failure rate within 5 years. For my situation, it is probably a 90% chance, but that also means there is a 10% chance I could finally have my dream job & be successful. I just don't want it to negatively affect my family.

Im 18 and i want to start real estate is it realistically possible to start now?

I love coming back to this video, best thing you can do is find your tribe, find that company culture that fits you. Who do you see yourself working with for years to come? If you haven't found your group, keep looking I promise they're out there. This is the best industry to be in!

These guys know absolutely nothing. Don’t use their advice

My advice to the young man is that this saying Goes Forth, be it far from me that I should do such a thing, that I would become a crook

"Building wealth is like climbing a mountain; investing is the steady ascent, retirement is the summit."

Amazing video, A friend of mine referred me to a financial adviser sometime ago and we got to talking about investment and money. I started investing with $150k and in the first 2 months, my portfolio was reading $274,800. Crazy right!, I decided to reinvest my profit and get more interesting. For over a year we have been working together making consistent profit just bought my second home 2 weeks ago and care for my family.

How much of being a great real estate is the ability to sell? That's what I lack.

alot real estate had second job because most of them fail and within five years they leave the industry

I'm in class now!!!! I'm excited❤❤

I've got some money and would like to Invest in stock market or some advise.

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If I need someone to crush my dream, Dave Ramsey is the go to man 😂