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Ashleigh Rogers
  • East Lansing, MI
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Keeping A Full Time Job When Starting Out

Ashleigh Rogers
  • East Lansing, MI
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Hello Everyone,

Yesterday I had a meeting with Tomie Raines Realtor Inc in East Lansing. Everything went really well and the training manager informed me on the expenses of real estate training at the company, prior to actually taking the class to get my real estate license and all. I was actually taken aback at the price initially, but I digress.

I wanted to ask you all if any of you have kept a full time job while still investing in real estate. It seems that based on the interview from yesterday, it would be wise for me to keep my full time job until I am able to pursue real estate full time. Has this been possible for anyone?

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