Comments on: Eden Prairie MN Realtor is a “Late Bloomer!”

By: panama property

panama property — Tue, 19 May 2009 17:54:09 +0000

That is a pretty interesting story. What a great piece of information and a very informative post on Nate Thompson. Its an an inspiring story for all those people in the Real Estate business. The way Nate Thompson has been praised in this post is great. Keep it up Nate. Wish you all the best in your career.

Regards,
Alex,
Panama property.

By: Jasons CD Rates

Jasons CD Rates — Mon, 10 Nov 2008 21:54:03 +0000

I think its really important to try things out before you just take on one career. We are molded by our experiences in life. Multiple situations and different experiences help us to be the most diversified and most valuable people. Qualities are learned many times. Jasons CD Ratess last blog post..Wachovia bank cd rates

By: j boyer Morristown NJ

j boyer Morristown NJ — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 18:02:11 +0000

What a interesting thing to read, and what a small world. Nate sold us a home on Park Hills Dr. in Bloomington back in 2003. He was a nice guy, though at the time I was not in real estate and the whole transaction was a blurr. Since then we have sold that house and moved on to Delaware, and then on to New Jersey, were I work as a Full Time REALTOR myself.

Best of Luck Nate, and work hard.

By: London Property

London Property — Fri, 10 Oct 2008 16:56:04 +0000

Hmm. No sure the sport is relevent, unless you want to count under 16 hockey? More important are a varied working background and an interest enough to learn.- lland law, contract law, economics, building, carpentry, plumbing, IT, PR, SEO

By: Emily

Emily — Sun, 28 Sep 2008 01:58:06 +0000

I think you’re absolutely right — with certain careers, it really helps to show up with backgrounds in something completely different. A competitive sports background certainly equips you with the skills you need to keep fighting for sales as a realtor, especially in an unsteady market. Most people I know who are realtors started as something else, so whenever I meet a brand-new college graduate who is becoming a realtor, it always seems a little perplexing!