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Michael Strachan
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Brokerage Location Flexibility

Michael Strachan
  • Specialist
  • Santa Clara county, CA
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I am currently undergoing my pre-licensing education in order to get my CA real estate license. I am located in the San Francisco Bay Area but I have been considering relocating to the Sacramento area (2-3 hours driving). In the meantime, should I hang my license with a brokerage in my current area and move it to one in the Sacramento area when I move? Or should I hold out until after I'm settled in the new area? How difficult is it to make the switch?

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Marcy Moyer
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Marcy Moyer
  • Realtor
  • Mountain View, CA
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Michael,

It takes about 5 minutes to physically make the switch and can be done online. One thing you could do to make it smoother is to join a company that is in both areas. there are many. 

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