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Erin P.
  • Salt Lake City, UT
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Any reason NOT to get my real estate license?

Erin P.
  • Salt Lake City, UT
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I'm new to the idea of REI and still in the research phase, and learning so much! Very exciting. I'm planning to move to another state in about 6-7 months and have decided to get my real estate license in that new state, mostly to quickly learn the state RE laws and regulations and also take advantage of the networking opportunities.

Is there any reason that being a licensed agent would work against me in my plans to buy and hold multifamily properties? I mean, is there some kind of investing or buying/selling process that civilians can do or benefit from that an agent couldn't? I can't find anything about that specifically online.

Any insight would be greatly appreciated!

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