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Updated about 2 years ago on . Most recent reply

Best car for new real estate agent?
I'm nearing the end of real estate school and will be taking my state exam in mid-July.
I've been reading @Scott Trench's book, Set for Life, and I'm bought into the concepts. The problem I'm having is... figuring out which type of car to get when I move into becoming a real estate agent - don't want to go into much debt, but I also want to put my best foot forward as a professional. I am not quite to the 25k savings goal, but I'm getting close.
I have a 10-year-old minivan currently and don't think that vehicle is appropriate for my market. Any tips or advice?
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The best car is a paid for car as you will have irregular income starting out and you will appreciate not having a car payment
Additionally, you will find that you will rarely if ever have a client in your car