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Updated over 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

To stay in my career or become a real estate agent
I am currently a warehouse supervisor. I have been doing it for a coupe of years after graduating from college and they pay is okay. Currently I have another opportunity to switch companies and receive a $14K increase on my salary. The pay is where I would like to be but it is not exactly the career I would like to do long term.
I have been considering becoming a real estate agent ( taking the online courses at the moment). I think this will get me into the field and provide me the experience and skill set needed to become a successful real estate investor long term. I believe I have two options, option 1: keep my current job and transition into becoming a real estate agent within the next year or option 2: switch companies to make more money (also warehouse supervisor position), save the extra money and learn the real estate investment business as I go?
*I live in Lancaster, PA
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@Kujtim Beganaj I agree with @Sharad M. . I am a full-time field supervisor and I am taking both the state and national RE exam Thursday morning. I have no intention on leaving my W-2 job (Need bank financing) for another 3+ years. Unless you have a nice amount of reserves, you'll become 1099 and it would take 2 more years to get financed. I guess it would depend on what your goals are though.