know quite few agents that have put their license in escrow and had to find jobs. Id say if after all your realestate related spending you ended up with 30k it would be great success. Mon 1 BEST ANSWER No one can give you definitive answer on that. My company gives all agents New and Old 70 of your commission until you cap at XXX amount and then you all of Your commission.

You have to be able to make at least 15,00020,000 your first year, if you work hard, full time. Tue Web 0 1 BEST ANSWER Just to put things in perspective, while selling over 1 million from an example of previous comment sounds really great, your broker only gets 3 commission of that, and you 50100 of that.

If you dont sell anything you still owe them monthly. As with all companies on your annual date you go back down to the beginning commission level. Then how well are you going to market yourself. Slight above average so, once you take out your taxes, expenses, fees, advertising, office supplies and whatever else you can imagine, chances are statistically you arent going to gross more than 20,170. 00 and much less. Yesterday, Web 0 BEST ANSWER Realisticaly? Zero. What is the average sales price of home in your area?

Every market and every company payment structure is different. Good Luck! Sun Web 1 0 BEST ANSWER FIRST ANSWER First, love being real estate agent, but is very difficult time. like to think that my advice is like my Real Estate philosophy…..Underpromise and Overdeliver! If he makes profit in year one, Kudos to him. What is the average sales price of home in your area? That will influence your income. have some good listings and have had some good sales lately, but am working over hours week.

Typically, the first year in the Dayton, Ohio area. Please contact me and hope you decide to become Realtor its blast! Christina Asad Edwards, REALTOR2006 & Sales Masters Top www. teamedwards. infomobile or text 9372054741office 9375730082 fax 9374333561 Real Living Realty 1 in OHIO! Realty, Mortgage, Title, RelocationMon Web 0 1 BEST ANSWER Its not unrealistic to expect, as Gustavo said, zero income in the first year, in fact you have negative cashflow, because there are lot of expenses involved in being Realtor.