how can I become a verizon agent?
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Apply with the company, look on their website for postions available.
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First of all you have to have to be a licensed real estate salesperson in your state. Then when you hang your license with your broker they will tell you if and which Board of Realtors® to join. You will be charged annual dues and be required to take Code of Ethics classes.
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im not an agent....but go to instacast.com...fill out the info...and they will email u casting calls...oh! and good luck...remember me when u become famous....all because of me...yep...instacast.com
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Get an agent. Thats how it is done there unless you know someone who is connected.
473577
Get an agent and be darn good if you do not belong to a College team as a first string.
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No, you don't have to be, you can start off with minimal experience, and if they want you to become an agent, they will pay for your training.
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There are a series of exams that you would have to pass to become licensed in the US.  Brokerage houses are nearly always searching for new representatives though, and Edward Jones in particular encourages you to open and operate your own office under their name (I don't know exactly what the franchise agreement involves, but I'm sure they would be willing to discuss it with you)
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I don't think that you can. Check the Verizon website:\nhttp:/www.verizon.com
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Contact your local real estate board or real estate association. They will info on the required courses you need to take and pass in order to obtain a license.\n\nhttp://www.newsrealestatesite.com/archives/04042006/how-to-become-a-real-estate-agent
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If you have no experience, it is best to go with an agent, but BE CAREFUL!  Shop around for an agent who is honest, ethical, and is dedicated to working in your best interest.\n\nThere are many agents out there, but so few who can be trusted.  Don't sign anything until you are absolutely comfortable with your prospective agent.
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First thing tomorrow morning go to a real estate office and asked to speak with a broker.  If they wanted they could take you under their wing and show the ropes.  By preparing you for the state exam they could mold you into a  successful agent once you've completed your classroom hours and pass the exam.   Best of luck...But remember...it's all about ethics..Seriously...nobody wants to sit in arbitration sessions when they should be out there selling the houses they are being commisioned to sell.
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You can become a distributor for different items like cell phone accessories.  You can also go to garage and yard sales.  Hit up Goodwill and Salvation Army.\n\nYou can also become an eBay Trading Assistant or put up fliers around town that people who want to sell items on eBay without the hassle of doing it themselves can drop items off to you.\n\nThe biggest rule is that you have to jump in with both feet.
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Check out the Real Estate companies like Remax and Century 21.  They have real estate courses that teach you all you need to know to be an agent..  \n\nAlso, look into your community education, they have basic real estate courses cheap.
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Take lots and lots of acting classes.  Get yourself out to California or New York and try out for some Agents.  The key is to get an agent.  It is VERY hard to become a viable actress/actor without an agent.  Once you have an agent your in.  They'll get you auditions and everything else.  At that point it's up to you to sell yourself.
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verizon tech as a chat person you can chat with.... go to their website....
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Hire a sales rep. I used to do telemarketing in the insurance business. It has been several years. It was a good paying job at the time. I am not sure how telemarketing flys these days .
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I'm a part-time agent (with a full-time job) and have been for a year and a half.  It is very difficult to do with a full-time job.  If your full-time job is not flexible, then I would advise against becoming an agent.  You are going to need to take/make phone calls and run paperwork around, and if your job is not flexible, you won't be able to be the quality agent your clients deserve. Obviously, many things can depend on the local market you are in. Find a good agent who's willing to talk to you about the real estate market in your area. Knowledge is the #1 thing you will need: knowledge of contracts, clients, market conditions, mortgages, etc!\n\nYou will really need to be on top of things.  If you don't make your real estate deadlines or things fall though the cracks, you will never make it.  Be organized and detailed!  The hardest part is starting off.  If you don't know a lot of people who are potential clients then you may not have any business for a while.  Since you won't have time to work in the office to try to pick up calls there, then you are going to have to find clients somehow.  This is important. No clients = no sales. Tell everyone you know that you are an real estate agent.  You never know when they will remember and call you when they need an agent. Ask to work open houses for other agents. Open houses are better opportunities to pick up new clients than it is to sell the house. Most people won't necessarily want the house you are at, but make sure you get their information so you can send them information on more houses they might want.\n\nI agree with the other answer about teaming up with someone else.  You can help each other succeed and possibly split some advertising expenses, etc. You need to be prepared to spend a lot of money before you make ANY money: classes, exams, licensing fees, business cards, association dues, signs, MLS fees, and more. Research what costs you will have and be well prepared for it, or you may become disillusioned and give up too soon. Many agents are lucky to have one sale in their first year. \n\nGood luck!