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- Business Insider wants to explore the world of real estate and the life of agents and brokers.
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Calling all real-estate agents: Tell us what it's really like working in real estate, from the best part of your job to the things you wish your clients knew
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Real-estate agents: Business Insider wants to hear from you!
We want to learn all there is to know about working in real estate, and no one knows that world better than you.
What's the best part of your job? The worst? What does your typical day look like?
What are the things you wish your clients knew but can't tell them? What are the biggest mistakes people make when trying to buy or sell a home? If you work in the luxury market, what's it like working with millionaires and billionaires as clients?
Share your thoughts with us in the brief survey below. Don't worry, you can stay anonymous just check off the option at the end of the form.
Please note that if we choose to move forward with your responses, we will reach out for verification of employment. (This will be kept private if you choose to remain anonymous.)
So tell us what's it really like working in real estate?
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