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Philip Pape
  • Investor
  • Bloomfield, CT
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Why should I get my Connecticut (CT) real estate license?

Philip Pape
  • Investor
  • Bloomfield, CT
Posted

Greetings, everyone! To my fellow Connecticut residents, and especially investor/agents who specialize in flipping, can you help me understand the pros and cons of getting my CT real estate (salesperson) license?

I understand the process involves taking the Principles & Practices Course (which unfortunately is only in-person and not online), and then sitting for the Salesperson exam. I'm fine with the costs involved.

My business plan is to flip 2 properties in the next year, and add 2 per year thereafter. If that's my focus and trajectory, is it beneficial to get my license (say, for access to MLS and savings on the buyer/seller side of my deals)?

If so, what else is required beyond getting the license itself to access MLS and represent myself in deals?

Thanks!

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