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Which one do you suggest priority?

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Hi

I am thinking I want to get a RE license for my state. I am also thinking about going Keller Williams, I found a pretty impressive pitch on them and I think I read somewhere on here that their training is free. This way I could do that as well and be all around knowledgeable about every aspect. Doing that on the side, but investing as my mainline.

Also, I want to get certified and trained for appraisal and home inspection. I know this is alot, but not all at once - I just would like to do this as time/money permits.

As for being beneficial to my REI, which one do you seasoned investors think would be the best and most beneficial to REI? I am trying to decide WHICH ONE of the three to go for first.

Thanks!

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