Overcoming Challenges in the Early Days of Your Real Estate Career

By The Colemere Realty Team

The Colemere Realty team has 58 years of combined experience in selling real estate and coaching agents. By using our hands-on mentoring system your business will grow while simultaneously allowing you the time for a balanced personal life.

Embarking on a career in real estate can be a challenging journey, filled with hurdles that may seem insurmountable at times. However, we’re here today to share a valuable tip that can make a significant difference – the power of making phone calls.

Making calls is like planting seeds. The results may not be immediate, but you’ll witness the fruits of your labor over time. Just like a farmer, consistency is key. Many aspiring agents often give up prematurely, expecting instant success. The reality is that real estate is a long game, and staying the course is crucial.

Building relationships takes time, and persistence is the foundation for cultivating both clients and successful closings. It’s not uncommon to feel disheartened when results don’t materialize right away but remember, success in real estate is a marathon, not a sprint.

“Over time, you’ll witness the fruits of your labor.”

Reflecting on our own experiences, we’ve been in your shoes. The early days were challenging, and there were moments when the lack of momentum tempted us to throw in the towel. However, sticking with it proved to be the best decision.

To all the new agents facing challenges, know that we understand what you’re going through. It’s tough when it feels like you’re not making progress, but rest assured, results will come if you remain consistent. In my early days, I wanted to give up after just 30 days, but looking back, I’m grateful I persevered.

Real estate is a team effort, and we’re here to support you in your journey. Remember, you’re not alone in facing these challenges. Stay consistent, keep making those calls, and you will see the results you desire. If you’re seeking guidance for the next year in real estate, consider reaching out for a free strategy call.