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Jaime Aguilar
  • Austin, TX
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Becoming a Real Estate Agent

Jaime Aguilar
  • Austin, TX
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Hello BP! I live in the Central Texas area. I am gaining knowledge (reading BP books, podcasts, videos) and I am beginning to feel more comfortable with terms and strategies. I already have a goal to start my investing portfolio with a house hack, by the end of this year and beginning of next. I have begun analyzing my local market and some deals. 

My question is, would becoming a Real estate agent be beneficial in the long run to gain knowledge, build relationships and be very aware of the market? 

What are the cons of being a real estate agent/investor? 

Thanks!

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