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Updated over 8 years ago, 06/11/2016

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Todd Hensy
  • Dublin, OH
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Real Estate Investor vs. Mortgage Lending?

Todd Hensy
  • Dublin, OH
Posted

I am new to real estate investing and bought many books on how to buy, fix, rent, or flip them. I haven't made any deals yet. I was also considering mortgage lending as a career.

My question is ....which is more profitable? Becoming a mortgage lender and getting a license or buying and flipping houses? I heard mortgage lending is a tough business and turnover is high.

If I buy houses should I go through a real estate agent? I have an appt. with a dave ramsey specialist to buy my first home.

Need some advice.

Thanks,

Jack

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