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Justin Morris
  • New to Real Estate
  • Saint Petersburg, FL
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Becoming A Real Estate Agent

Justin Morris
  • New to Real Estate
  • Saint Petersburg, FL
Posted

Hi All,

I'm taking the plunge and have made the decision to become a RE agent. I would like to use it as a jumping off point into REI, by learning the industry, making some money and doing some networking. Eventually, I would like to branch out into rehabbing houses and rentals. My wife and I are moving to Tampa, FL and I am wondering if it is best for me to do a REA pre exam course at a school or is it better to just apply for the many open positions at somewhere like Keller Williams who will pay for my license. Also, what are the best firms out there to work for? I understand the pros and cons of being an Agent and know what I'm jumping into so please I would love some "constructive feedback". If you have nothing but negative things to say about being a RE Agent, I'd respectfully ask you to keep it to yourself. Thanks so much everyone!

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