Has anyone one here sold houses on the side of CRE or other side jobs?
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[{"id": "fb0wwsz", "text": "Yes I primarily do commercial, but have some unique offerings for residential stuff for my area I do basically on the side. \n\nAlso indo property management for multi family properties that is on to do as well though it can get time consuming. I like it because it provides a steady paycheck.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "fb15kfq", "text": "Depending on what you're tbi king of doing I'd be careful. Anything that might take away your attention from CRE during the productive hours of the day would be detrimental to you building your CRE business. Can you rent out a room or airbnb where you live? Anything you can sell? Personal loan? Aside from that maybe like drive for Uber/Lyft or if you don't always need your car your could rent it on Turo. I've seen many brokers who had a lot of potential have to leave the business for a salary job, and I've seen many try to make ends meet with some other work and never ramping up their business fielding residential real estate calls, managing property, etc.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "fb1tz9o", "text": "Check out Redfin. If you have your real estate license you can do open houses or showings for other brokers listings on nights/weekends only", "replies": [{"id": "fc70iy8", "text": "Regarding property management and the Redfin stuff, how does that work license-wise?  With Redfin, are you just paid hourly for what you do, but just need a real estate license to legally perform the function?  I thought you could have a license with only one broker at a time so how would you get paid if your side gig involved commissions?\n\nif you have a broker's license yourself though, that would probably solve those issues, I'd think.", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "fb2iwlz", "text": "Property management is a good side gig and you can build a portfolio up over time that will lead back to more business as an agent", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]