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Paije Rush
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Paije Rush
  • Newark, NJ
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I'm a college student finishing my last semester and would like to get licensed. What would've my next step after obtaining the license?

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Greg Szymbor
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Greg Szymbor
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Find a broker that will "represent" you. I would recommend interviewing multiple real estate companies to see who has the best training...not the best splits. The money will come in time, it is important that new agents get the best training possible early on to promise a solid career down the road.

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