Hey all- my apologies for the numerous threads on going solo but I feel breaking it down into specific questions will help me as I move forward.
So I actually went on an interview recently to go in house at a fairly large real estate company. During the interview I mentioned how I may decide to go solo. So instead of them offering me a position with their company they may now become a client.
They will sign a retainer agreement. It’s not as much money as I wanted but they will give me an office in their building and a paralegal and allow me to expand my practice. They will also allow me to meet other clients in their building.
I think this would be a good start to going solo with a practice focused on real estate.
Thoughts?
Thanks.
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Re: Solo practice- independent contractor
My first thought is that your question/humble brag is not specific.
