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Ben N.
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  • Lawrence, KS
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RE License a good idea? And how to go about it?

Ben N.
  • Engineer
  • Lawrence, KS
Posted
So I have yet to get into REI...I'm in the education phase at present. I also plan to purchase my first property as a live in duplex. But down the road, as I pursue more properties, how valuable would it be to obtain a Real Estate License? What would be the benefits or drawbacks to obtaining a REL? If it is worth it...what are the first steps I would need to take to obtain a REL? How difficult is it? What education is required? (I'm in Kansas if that makes a difference in answers) Thanks for any advice, opinions or direction!

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