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Interviewing Brokerages in Kansas City, MO
Hi everyone,
I just passed the Missouri Real Estate Exam and I am in the process of searching for broker to hang my license with here in Kansas City. I am planning to use my license primarily for investing purposes as opposed to working as a retail agent. It is also worth noting that I am new to real estate investing and while I believe I have learned enough to jump in and get started, my experience at this point is minimal. I realize these specific distinctions may influence the type of brokerage I should be looking for. From what I understand there are fewer advantages to working with a large brokerage if I am planning to focus on investing and it may make more sense to work with a smaller/independent broker who is open to taking on an investing oriented licensee. Does anyone have any thoughts on what type of broker I should be looking for in this situation? Also would anyone have any suggestions on brokers in the area I may want to speak with?