09/03/2026
Apparently I entered my 5th year in real estate last month and didnāt realize it š
It's crazy to think about.
I started this career in a town that wasnāt my hometown, but somewhere along the way, Kearney became home.
I donāt have family here and I didnāt grow up here, but over the last four years Iāve made a lot of friends who feel like family and met so many people through this business that I probably never wouldāve crossed paths with otherwise.
Real estate is easy to get into, but building a business that lasts is a different story. 87% of folks who get licensed quit within the first 5 years.
Every year Iāve learned more, gotten better, and continued to grow. Iāve made plenty of mistakes, changed the way I do things more times than I can count, and learned that being a good Realtor has a whole lot less to do with opening doors than I thought it did when I started.
Itās about people, solving problems, and earning someone's trust so that their willing to tell their friends and family, āCall Cam.ā
Four years down and officially into year five. In a town that wasnāt originally home, surrounded by people who werenāt originally family, Iāve somehow found a whole lot of both ā¤
I'm so thankful to everyone whoās trusted me, referred me, or supported me along the way.
Year 5. Letās get to work. š”
