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Kyle Curtin
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Tewksbury, MA
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Agent vs investor question for you guys

Kyle Curtin
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Tewksbury, MA
Posted

Hi everyone, so I am in a situation and I wanted to hear other people’s opinions about it.

So I am 19, work a 40hr a week as an HVAC Tech, and am also a licensed agent. I have been an agent for about 6 months.

However, I am beginning to lose interest being an agent. I got my license to get my "foot in the door" and have always loved investing and wanted to be able to analyze and purchase cashflowing investment properties. Now I come home from work and just want to learn real estate investing and have no interest in prospecting or anything as an agent. I have read a ton on it and do research and it comes natural to me and I love learning about it whenever I can. I am planning on buying a SFH or a du/tri plex in the next few years, and would rather be saving money for that than sending out mailers ect for my agent job.

Should I just cut the ties as an agent? I will be on the prowl for a few agents to work with to bring me deals and be talking to lenders pretty soon as well.

Thank you,

Kyle

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