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Steph C.
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  • Real Estate Investor
  • Bristol County, MA
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Getting My Real Estate License

Steph C.
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  • Real Estate Investor
  • Bristol County, MA
Posted

Hi Everyone,

I know this topic comes up over and over,....the benefits of getting your real estate license for your REI business.

I work full time so I would not and cannot be a true "agent" - I don't want to be listing houses, holding open houses, etc. I just want my license for investing purposes, get the MLS, get lockbox codes, and, when necessary, list our own rehabs for sale. And, because my husband has years of construction experience and a plumbing license, if I had my real estate license, we'd have all we need to do more wholesaling and rehabs.

Would it be best to inquire w/ local brokers to say what my intentions are first, before taking the course and exam? I would assume Massachusetts is like many other states where you need a brokerage or firm to sponsor you for the exam.

Any and all comments welcome.

Thanks,
Steph

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