

4,273,331
My first company had a mentor program and we had to pay, I declined.
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Paul S. Henderson, REA...
Tacoma, WA
1,472,241
1,466,257
Chiedo Marketing I am a firm believer in mentoring programs. It should be left up to Broker's to run these programs. The real estate schools should stick to teaching real estate courses.
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Mary Yonkers
Erie, PA
1,269,143
I am with Lyn. I can tell you right now I am not opt. I gave free advice and mentorship on a daily basis. There is no substitute for hard work period, if you want to be successful.
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Mary Yonkers
Erie, PA
5,558,757
If you are new to real estate and can find an experienced agent willing to mentor you, they are worth their weight in gold!
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Pete Xavier
Pacific Palisades, CA
1,875,168
Sure but how do I know that particular leader can be a mentor? I want someone that knows more than I do & has some wisdom to impart. Pretty tall order for a stranger to the real estate business.
A mentor to a newb is anybody.
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Pete Xavier
Pacific Palisades, CA
1,618,024
1,546,224
5,034
Having been a mentor and a mentee, I'm certainly biased toward the benefits of being part of a mentorship. Although, the mentor should be local market specific not regional. What works upstate doesn't always work downstate. You need a local mentor and a national company providing regional mentors sounds too much like a one sided benefit to the Company/Mentor.
2,810,604
After 22 years in the business, I'd really hope I didn't need a mentor. I have served as one for agents in my office, but wouldn't charge for it.
5,585,039
no.... if I were a new agent, I would work for an office that provided training and a mentor.....
4,791,716
1,758,937
5,349,988
824,029
No, not at this stage in my career. I believe that mentors play a big role in the success of new agents and support the program.
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634,582
When I was getting started I would have but I've grown beyond that now.
4,322,295
Chiedo Marketing - For a new agent, mentorship is the best thing that can happen.
Though in-house mentorship should be preferred, unlike Kaplan or anything else.
1,525,616
No, most of the offices That I have been associated with have had mentoring programs. I wouldn't pay for one.
1,772,017
I had (a lousy) mentor so I would like to do a good jog for someone one of these days.
2,707,832
2,234,865
No. I would rather have this come from the office in which I was working.
2,443,346
No, probably not because I would search for the answers when I needed them, not wait until the industry leader came into town.
1,014,238
1,231,903
3,386,608
I just gave up mentoring. It can be an extremely demanding role if helping a local agent.
At least if an organization was paying hourly you would be guaranteed compensation.
5,202,549
Not for me but there might be some who are interested. The qualifications of the mentor would be key
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