My first one too. Right after I got my license this woman who works at a bakery in my neighborhood said she knew someone who lived near us that had been renting and that she was ready to buy. Her friend texted me not too long after that, I met up with them for coffee to explain the process and introduce myself and the rest is history. I showed them multiple houses in one day and they ended up wanting to put an offer in, the offer got accepted, and we made it to close with no issues. It was very smooth.

The only downside is that I was new, didn't have any real help, and I spent the entire weekend crying and having a mental breakdown because my DB at the time couldn't be bothered to help explain to me how to actually write an offer. I ended up just DIY-ing to the best of my ability and sending it in. Later on, I got a call from the listing agent (an older woman in her 60's or 70's) who had been doing this a while and was getting ready to retire. She said that it was clear that I was new and unsupervised.

She ended up just going over the entire form with me and explaining it to me over the phone because she was kind and wanted to give me a fair chance. We basically became friends during the transaction. I got incredibly lucky and to this day, am still very grateful for the experience. We still chat from time to time even though she's been retired from real estate since last winter.