Which is easier to find a job, a real estate agent or a real estate appraiser?

Brokers have a low threshold, do not require academic qualifications, and have no certificates. The nature of their work is mainly selling houses. Success depends on eloquence and luck. What they get is commission, more work, more pay.

I don't see that appraisers are more difficult to find jobs than brokers, and those with certificates have no worries about finding jobs. The income starting point of appraisers is generally higher than that of brokers, and the examination is much more difficult.

There are far fewer appraisal companies than brokerage companies. People can be brokers just by looking for a facade and hanging a blackboard. In fact, the certificate of a real estate agent does not really reflect its value, and most people with certificates have never stayed in a brokerage company.

If you are eloquent, you can be a broker, because the income of a broker is much higher than that of an appraiser. But you have a good eloquence, and you can also enter an evaluation company, specializing in business and earning a good income. The appraiser's income is guaranteed, but in the final analysis, it is also manual labor. It mainly depends on your major, or which direction you are going to develop.