Here's how you can thrive in the corporate real estate sector through freelancing.

The worst thing you can do is not project a sector specific value add to the market. A "jack of all trades" is often perceived as a master of none.

I was at my first project was under confident person, but with time and client dealing, learning financial modelling, with time I am growing as a confident person. This confidence is growing regularly by getting expertise in my existing skills and learning new skills

Stuck in the corporate real estate sector? Here's how to break free. The 9-5 grind can be soul-sucking. But what if you could work on your own terms? I'm talking about freelancing. I know what you're thinking: "Freelancing? In real estate?" Yes, absolutely. In fact, the corporate real estate sector is ripe for disruption. Here's how to break free and thrive as a freelancer: - Build your network - Showcase your unique value proposition - Leverage your expertise - Be flexible - Stay on top of market trends - Focus on quality over quantity - Be proactive in your communication - Take on challenges with confidence and humility - And most importantly, don't be afraid to ask for help or guidance.

Una de las formas de posicionarte en el sector inmobiliario como un referente del mismo es mostrar tu conocimiento en diferentes medios de difusión, hoy en día es más fácil ya que contamos con diferentes medios digitales al alcance de tu móvil para poder generar contenido de valor y dar a conocer lo que puedes hacer por tu cliente. Lo que te recomiendo es que identifiques un sector de la industria al cual puedes ayudar, generes contenido de valor mostrando como es que puedes ayudarles y así te desarrollarás de una forma positiva en el sector inmobiliario.

Networking is the necessity in every business. I have several examples where I needed information of different cities, countries and was not able to visit them in person. Networking with people helped me pass through those hurdles. I strongly believe networking is required in every business at every aspect including, marketing, finances, etc.

As a freelancer, one has to do everything including marketing, managing financials, managing resources, looking for extra human resources if required, conducting meetings, follow ups, etc. So one has to learn every aspect. The most important one though I feel is financial management, which include calculating taxes, calculating profits, managing operating expenses,etc. This helps you to judge that wether long term freelancing can be done, are you able to enough profits?