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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply
Do I have to work for a broker once I'm licensed?
I lived in Missouri and I'm wondering if I have to work for a broker once I get my RE license? I want to get my license for investment purposes (I know I don't need one, but I want one for access to more information), but I don't want to have to work for a broker.
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@William Clark you have to work under a broker or be a broker yourself. or you can make your license inactive, but that won't help you much. my advice, interview brokers and let them know what your plan is, find one that will work with you.