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Aaron T.
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Real Estate License in Tampa

Aaron T.
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  • Aguada, PR
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I am looking at getting my real estate license, but had a couple questions. I have listened to the podcasts, read some other posts, but still was a little unsure how this worked when you are an investor and working full time.

- I was told what was on the test in FL was not exactly how the real world works for doing day-to-day operations. If this is the case, how do you learn as an investor to write contracts, do paperwork, etc..? I assume a agent mentor would be good at this point.

- Once you get your license, how do investors align/find themselves with a investor friendly broker?

I want a license, so i can make offers, have MLS access, run numbers to do comps, etc...

If anyone has info that would help in the Tampa market, I would love to hear about it.  

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