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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

How to get started in commercial real estate in Portland, OR
Hello all,
So I have a few questions regarding getting started as a real estate agent. I'm located near Portland, OR and would like to break into commercial real estate but from what I've seen most CRE brokerages require at least 3 years of experience.
So question #1
Are there any specific brokerages known for giving inexperienced agents a chance?
If not, what is the typical path someone takes to become involved in CRE?
Also.. I am looking to get licensed through pro schools and have heard that it's possible to receive a discount on the program if I go through a brokerage. How does this process look? Do I have to sign with a brokerage before I sign up for the course?