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Justin Monday
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  • Sacramento, CA
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Agent AND Investor?

Justin Monday
  • Student
  • Sacramento, CA
Posted

I am planning/preparing for a career in real estate.

Basically, I want to get my real estate salesperson license, get experience in the field, get my brokers license, and start a company. 

Here is my dilema: I am unsure of how some aspects of real estate practice interacts with other areas of the industry. For example: I know that I am interested (at least for now) in multi family buildings, small and large, and that my company could (should?) manage them. 

But, what if I still wanted to represent residential buyers and sellers? or commercial investors?

How many "services" to provide and in what combination do we provide them?

Is there any advice for which 'services' to combine for my business model?

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