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Updated almost 2 years ago,

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Hi all,

I’ve obtained my real estate sales license and I am looking for some guidance.

Information about me: Currently working a lot of hours on DuPont schedule (12 hour shifts rotating days and nights). 

I would ideally like to work for a wholesale brokerage because I believe it would allow me learn a lot about lead generation and deal analysis. It would also allow me to work more remotely than being a residential agent. 

I believe wholesalers also act as intermediaries and represent both sides - giving the brokerages more commission. 

Are these assumptions correct? Have any of you been my shoes and found successes doing something similar or different? Please share your experiences! 

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