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Updated over 1 year ago on . Most recent reply

Should I invest in a property before becoming an investor friendly agent?
I am currently studying to be an investor friendly agent in NY, and currently do not have any investments. I'm aware that investors vet out their agents by working exclusively with agents that invest. Would it be the right move to invest in a property before I take my exam and get sponsored in order to be more prepared for the field?
Any thoughts or advice is appreciated, Thanks!
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I personally do not care if the realtor has an investment property or not. As long as they can find me the property, I am happy.