How To Make A Six-Figure Income Annually Without Cold-Calling, Door-Knocking, Or Working Evenings Or Weekends

After reading the title, what went through your mind?

Did you say, “Yeah, right! Only in my dreams!” or something similar?

If so, I understand.

According to the 2019 report, Member Profile, from the National Association of REALTORS^® (NAR), the median gross income for REALTORS^® in 2018 was $41,800 and the median net income was $27,700, which you can see below…

Are you shocked by these figures?

The table indicates 58% of agents made a net income of less than $35,000 and 30% of them below  $10,000 in 2011. So a lot of them couldn’t survive solely on the money from their real estate business.

What about you?

If you were in real estate in 2018, how did your income compare with the median amounts?

If it was several times higher, I congratulate you!

If it was about the same or less, don’t be depressed. In a few moments, you’ll discover how to make $100,000 or more or to double your last year’s six-figure income within the next 12 months… while working fewer hours and having more fun.

Right now, let’s check out more stats from the NAR:

The median 2018 gross income for agents who had 16 or more years of experience was $71,000 and the median net income was $44,000.

You probably agree making just $44,000 in net income after working for almost two decades in the real estate profession is poor, right?

The table reveals:

The Median Gross Income For Agents Who Have Been In Real Estate For Less Than Two Years Was Only $9,300 In 2018!

If you’ve just started in real estate, you may feel depressed right now.

Before considering quitting this industry and do something else, I have wonderful news for you:

You Can Make Five To Ten Times More Money Than The Median Income Within The Next 12 Months… While Working Fewer Hours And Having More Fun!

That’s right, you don’t have to settle for the median income.

You don’t have to be in this profession for 20 years before you can generate $100,000 or more in gross commission income (GCI).

If you produced $100,000 in the last 12 months, you should be proud of your accomplishment, especially if you’ve been in the real estate profession for less than five years.

Imagine making a six-figure income without cold calling, door knocking, or working evenings or weekends (if you don’t want to).