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Tan Pham
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Seattle, WA
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Rookie Real Estate Agent

Tan Pham
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Seattle, WA
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I've recently gotten my real estate license. Planning to use my license to invest into real estate. This will be my first single family home rental. Just have some questions.

1. Where would be good brokerage to join? That can teach me and walk me through my first transition. I know that real Exp has a high commission split and low transaction fee, what are your thoughts on Real ExP?

2. When buying my first property , I know that the buying agent is owe a 3% split in Washington, will that be paid out to me or does it appied to the real estate price?

Thank you any feedback is much appreciated!!!

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