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The number of new licensees in Texas is on the rise. Most of those new agents come into this business seeing dollar signs, but reality can be quite different from their daydreams. Few and far between is the new agent who makes multiple sales in the early going. Skills and knowledge far beyond whats required to pass an exam must be mastered. There are steps new agents can take to lay the groundwork for a long and profitable career in real estate. And brokers and managers can play an important role in a newcomers success, too. How to survive your first year in real estate - Getting into the business is just that: getting in. Here are the tips you need to stick around. Beyond the licensing exam - What brokers are doing to help new agents succeed.
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