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How did you find a good mentor?

I have just finished my course and final, and hoping to begin my attempts at the state exam as soon as my fingerprints are done. I'm hoping to become a new agent in the Tampa area.

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I am very nervous about my career in real estate because, although I love the field, I don't feel like the course has prepared me AT ALL. I know that I will need to learn SO much more in order to become a good agent, and it's important to me that I genuinely become a valuable asset to anyone who decides to take a chance on doing business with me as a new agent.

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So how the heck do I decide which brokerage is right? They all say the same thing "we're the best for new agents!" and I can research their terms, but frankly, I feel woefully unprepared in terms of choosing what brokerage to start with. Furthermore, I have no clue how to find a good mentor, and I feel like that will be the most important aspect of my success since the licensing course has essentially taught me diddly squat about the day-to-day tasks of a real estate agent.

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Any advice is helpful, so thank you in advance!

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