Tell whole World - you are Realtor. 

While I am not a fan of open houses - and rarely host them ... hosting open houses is a great way to pick up buyers.  
I wish you all the best in life and much success in your real estate career.

Diyana, work your sphere, do open houses, network, volunteer...

Spend at LEAST 40 hours a week prospecting for business and it will be there for you!

Put yourself where you will meet lots of people to see if there are connections. 

Open houses; contacting everyone in your data base; networking.

Congratulations!

Everywhere. 

Start with friends and family

Advertising.

And blogging. 

Open Houses for other agents in your office is good experience. Also, let everyone you know that you are an agent. Start a farm area and post card mailing campaign.

Network, network and network. Do many Open Houses with an experienced and successful mentor.

Your sphere of influence is a start. 

I love the "Sphere of influence" method of finding buyers and sellers Diyana Noncheva . Get out and active in your community and they will come to you.

offer to host an open house for someone who has many listings and does not have enough coverage available...

Meet people, ask for business, stay connected and work hard and network.

The best way to get a buyer is get a listing. Listings attract buyers. Sold listings attract more sellers. 

Tell everyone you know you are in the business. Go to broker opens and let other agents know who you are. Hold open houses for others.

Knowledge, skills and activities

Diayana,

I think you have some great advice, and I wish great luck.  A

I strongly suggest start out doing Open Houses among other things.  the whole secret is to get in front of buyers and sellers.  Work your spheree of influence as well.  Good luck.

Open Houses worked for me, and if you have a niche or farm an area, stay within that area, though it doesn't have to be the same house every week.  Be consistent though, so that folks will recognize your name in that community, and Best of Luck Diyana Noncheva.  And let anyone and everyone know you are a realtor, and would love to work with them, to help them get their Dream Home! 

Diyana, it might take some time to tune in but soon you'll be hearing the sounds of real estate in conversation everywhere you go. The questions abound and hopefully you can give the answers at the most opportune moment. All you need to do is listen!

Tell everyone you know about your new profession ... and volunteer to do Open Houses for all the agents in your company.  

Friends and family to start with.

Network with everybody you know and make sure they receive your weekly emails.

Congratulations  - As a new agent, your closest sphere of friends and family are your best marketers.  Soon, you will be able to add your clients into that mix....

Just got my license!  Congrats.

But, you really can do nothing until you select and sign an agreement with a brokerage.  That decision may create collateral you can leverage or even some folks with whom you can consult regarding your question. This is why I always suggest the newbie get that 30 day commitment from the broker. Such a commitment quite directly address this issue.

The #1 thing for you today is to create something of value to share or talk about. Here are some suggestions:

1. Have a chat with a local home insurance BROKER and discuss some of the pressing issues, ways to save money on insurance premiums and any special offers. Home insurance brokers are a incredible source of information and a resource to leverage to bring your value to the front of the picture.  Later you will realize how incredibly this will prove to me as you attract buyers.

2. Talk to mortgage brokers and discuss any  of their plans and most definitely about any program money for down-payment assist or 'habitat type' redevelopment opportunities.

Your state may even have a 'lost funds' department. You may be able to literally find LOST MONEY for those who have been renting for years. These dollars most often come from utility companies and stocks that were retained by a former employer.

3. The hardest is to burn some real mental energy and discover what value you actually bring to the table. All that real estate agent and REALTOR gobbly gook is the opposite of VALUE in the eyes of your new client. (Hint: ask those who know you well, that you know you helped, about what they saw in you as you helped them.)  This is where the rubber meets the road...the real you....the you around which you want to construct your business.  Most agents can not answer this question. They will resort to Success Theater, Vanity Metrics or Surrogate Endpoints.  However, you could choose to start our differently. It is a good thing you have no data to mis-represent.

Yes, I know you are a newbie. Wisdom, compassion, people skills, organization, confidence, vision and passion are all attributes that influence/affect those around you. They are of VALUE.

As you can see, by now you actually have something to talk about and have found your passion with which to engage in that conversation. So put on your big girl pants and take the BIG leap.

In the community you identified in your business plan, the one with the mobility, value and portals of access that support your income goal, take a walk and introduce yourself and 'share' some information that homeowner will find very beneficial.

You bet this is the scariest of all options from which to choose. Face your fears and overcome them. It is best to discover you don't have what it takes  early then to allow a depleted bank account make that decision for you.

Now, what do you have the most of Time or Money?

Which are you willing to spend? If you choose money, you still need to have something to talk about AND the value your friends say you represent. So whether you are buying FB ads, adwords. direct response marketing or hosting open houses be clear on your USP, the value you bring and make sure the excitement can be seen on your lips and in your eyes.

Best of success,
Annette

Wishing you great success and would take the advice of holding open houses,meeting people and practicing how you want to introduce yourself. A new agent in our office held an open house for another agent and she sold it! Believe it or not a neighbor wanted the house..they did not need to sell theirs to make the purchase but she is listing their home after they close and move in! So she has 2 sales..a buyer sale and a new listing...it happens!!

Get some listings, they are like bait for buyers.

Hi, Diyana

         Please read my post on Advice for New Agents

I recommend joining a team or a brokerage that mentors and provides leads. -Kasey

Join a Team

Send a letter out to everyone who can send referrals telling them you are now a realtor. Next is open house from agents in your office.

List properties.

Create a database of all the people you know and already do business with - where do you spend your money regularly? Then, start announcing you are a REALTOR to them. Also, open houses. Host as many as you can for the agents in your office and in other offices too.

If you don't have any listings work open houses for other agents in your office.  And as Valeria Mola said let everyone know you are in real estate.  Ask for the business ask for referrals.

Friends and family, work with your broker.

#1. Talk to friends and family.

#2. Join a club or referral group.

#3. Work floor or open houses.

#4. Work internet leads.

There is no ONE best method. Network, tell everyone you know you are now in the business, do open houses. And get to know, and learn from, people here on AR!! Good luck and keep us posted!!

Who wouldnt want to own a home? Its the HOW that needs explaining. Approach this from a marketing point of view. Renters is an obvious choice

Hopefully your broker cares and can be a mentor.

FB, SOI, attend events, let everyone know you are a Realtor.

Work your sphere of influence.  Family, friend, social groups, Kid's friends families.  Get the word out that you are now in real estate.

Sphere of influence.

There is no "best" way - IMO - get a website, turn on PPC and get some leads going

Good place to start is by putting together a complete profile here on AR. Also a good web site is helpful. And, yes, a well prepared open house is a great place to meet potential buyers (and sellers). Visit other open houses to get a feel as to what looks good.

work apartment building

If your office has floor time, or tell everyone you know you now are a REALTOR.

Talk to everyone you know

You have a lot of great answers here, and I don't want to repeat any of them. 
I would also add, it is so important to become a "neighborhood expert." So, might be helpful to go about it in a "boots on the ground" method. 

walk the neighborhood, knock on doors and simply introduce yourself, get involved in the community and join some clubs or organizations for your community. This will help you grow your first base. 

Then, of course, starting your online presence with a website and integrated listings once you are ready for that investment :) 

Realtyna has loads of blogs about this on our LinkedIn and website (although, a little new on here, so not as many)

Networking and prospecting. Contacting your sphere. Establish your database. Wishing you great success. 

I get mine from my broker wife

reach out to agents in your office to find out if you can hold their listings open on the weekends.

Hold open houses for agents with listings.

I like Kathleen Daniels answer

You can start prospecting with your family, friends and neighborhood. 

Host other agent's open houses.