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How to Find an Investor-Friendly Brokerage in Denver, CO For an Investor With a New Brokers License?
I was influenced by the many posts on whether an investor benefits from getting a brokers license and recently completed the classes and state/national exams. I need to mention there are no sales licenses in Colorado, only brokers licenses.
The next step it to find a local brokerage that is friendly to investors and wonder if others know of one in Denver?
I have heard of one called Your Castle that I learned of in an REI meeting from one person.
Some of the issues - and I'm sure there are more I haven't considered- are fees, training, required meetings, and commission splits.
Do others know of additional investor-friendly brokerages in Denver, or other issues I may be overlooking in selecting a brokerage?
Thank You.