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Getting a License to Transact

Joshua D.
  • Los Angeles, CA
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LIkely a very common and already-answered question, but finding it difficult to sift through and find the correct answer...

I'm looking to get a license to transact Buying, Selling, and Property Management. However, I do not want to work for someone. Is there a solution to this for someone like me? Let me know if you can point me in the right direction.

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    Russell Brazil
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    Most states require you to hold a salesperson license and be under the supervision of a broker for 3 years before you can get a brokers license. Some states also require you to have sold a certain amount of houses as an additional requirement to getting a brokers license. 

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