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Updated almost 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

Realtor Companies
BP Team,
Recently I just passed my RE exam.
I want to be a Real Estate Investor, not just an Agent. Primarily I want to find deals for me and think having my license is a good way to start. I want to avoid paying for memberships to association (or figure out if they are worth it) and get on the investor track.
I haven't signed with a broker yet and I have a few general questions before I jump in with a Broker.
- What should I be looking for in a broker?
- Are Realtor Association worth it?
- How important is MLS access?
- Should I do a few deals before I buy my own property?
- What costs should I expect to pay?
- Don't limit yourself to these questions either
Thanks,
Charlie Elfman