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Eric Percival
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Miami, FL
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Becoming a RE Broker & Access to MLS in Florida?

Eric Percival
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Miami, FL
Posted

Hi,

I held my RE associate license for 2 years, and now I qualified for the broker license. Because I've only have used my license to invest, I personally never needed direct MLS access. I currently have my license with a broker that charges me $195 per transaction on the buyer side with no support, which is perfect for me.

The main reason I want the broker license is to list my own properties.

In order to have MLS access as a broker in Miami, Fl, do I need to be part of local association or do I need to be part of both local and the NAR?

I went to the local association of Miami website, and all I could find is the fees structures, but not if it's required.

Thanks

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