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Tyler Hames
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Starting a real estate agency by myself

Tyler Hames
  • Realtor
  • Ga
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Hey guys Im about to finish getting my license. I was an investor before this. Probably a dumb question to most but, I want to start my own real estate agency company and be my own employer. I eventually want to be able to employ other agents as well when I am ready to grow. To do that do I need to start a brokerage or do I just get my license, join a brokerage like EXP, and then create my LLC? If I do that do the latter option can I employ other agents down the road? I'm honestly clueless on my options other than joining an existing team of agents at a brick and mortor local agency.

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Brad Hammond
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Brad Hammond
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In my state, you need to be licensed for 3 years before you can be a principal broker and manage other agents.  I think you should start a team instead of starting your own brokerage.  You get a lot of the benefits that way but don't have as much cost and liability.  

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