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Sabrina Calnan
  • Real Estate Consultant
  • Denver, CO
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Advice on finding a Broker to hang my hat with

Sabrina Calnan
  • Real Estate Consultant
  • Denver, CO
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Hello - I have signed up for me RE agents courses and exam. I have no plans to be a career agent; however, I work with a partner and we do property management and invest in rentals and I will likely have a decent pipeline of 1031 exchanges and investor purchases.

In CO you have to work under an employing broker for 2 years before you can work independently. How do I go about finding and employing broker who doesn't mind that I don't plan to be a career agent? Should I start applying before I take my test?

Thank you!

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