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Steve Seslar
  • Mukilteo, WA
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Working for a real estate broker?

Steve Seslar
  • Mukilteo, WA
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As a new real estate investor, I am interested in getting my real estate license to facilitate my own real estate transactions and have access to the MLS. I am not particularly interested in being a real estate agent in the typical sense of the job. I would welcome any advice as to how to structure my relationship with a broker once I've gotten my real estate license in order to facilitate my agenda as a real estate investor. For example, would I set up a freelance structure, if possible. What is the likely expectation of the broker in this situation? Thanks for any advice.

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