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Is there a such thing as a part time realtor?

Jason Molina
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I am currently a teacher at a public school in the Bay Area. After listening to many episodes of the Biggerpockets podcasts, I have been very interested in pursuing real estate investing  along side continuing to teach. I currently have a one rental property in the Bay Area and I am looking for other ways to supplement my salary from my full time job. 

Does it make sense to pursue a real estate license and try to balance both being an agent and teaching? 

I would like to describe myself as a person who is "all in" at my job. If I were to be a agent and a teacher at the same time, would I be able to sustain this "all in" mentality for both jobs?

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