ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Anneke Babber, with 25 years in the property profession, shares her insights on building a successful self-employed career. Key tips: leverage your network, focus on high-quality communication, and continuously learn. Anneke also discusses the importance of industry qualifications and giving back as a PropertyMark regional executive. Great listen for aspiring or experienced agents.
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United States
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