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Jonathan Villanueva
  • Skokie, IL
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Passing the Real Estate License Exam

Jonathan Villanueva
  • Skokie, IL
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I am on the fence as to whether I should get my real estate license as a newbie REI and I've read several pros and cons about getting the license but some of the information I read is implied or not clear. I have attempted a search on BP and on Google but I was not able to obtain clear answers to the below questions.

Do I need to work for a broker once I pass my exam?

What would happen if I do not work for a broker? 

Would I still be able to get access to the MLS or access to properties posted on the MLS if I obtained my license but didn't work for a broker?

You're shared expertise is greatly appreciated.

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