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How do you feel about seeking houses(repost)

In continuation to my previous post-

https://www.reddit.com/r/ValueInvesting/comments/14ho7wc/real_estate_vs_mutual_funds/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=ioscss&utm_content=2&utm_term=1

I Have a slightly different question this time.

Why would you wanna work in real estate?

This could apply to anybody from the sales perspective. Maybe you’re a broker or a sales manager in a real estate firm, do independent sales or invest in real estate, maybe you flip houses for a living or maybe you’re an owner of a real estate firm.

The question has many different aspects. You can answer any of them that might apply to you or you may have an expertise in.

Like what made you select your career?

Why would you wanna work in real estate?

Or how you personally feel about selling houses or properties?

Or like what value do you provide to the industry as a whole?

What kinda value do you provide to your clients?

What are the aspects you focus on while selling to your clients(I would prefer if there were more Emotional or practical reasons rather than solely looking at it from a financial or an investment purpose)

What makes your pitch to your clients unique? What aspects of housing do you focus on?

Aside from these you can tell me anything about your personal experience or insights in real estate industry. What values/perspectives/insights do you have on the industry? honestly any kind of input helps.

Let’s start a conversation!

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