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RE Investors who are RE Agents
I am a RE investor. I've come across more than a hand full of deals that I could have made money on if I were a RE Agent, I've decided its a good idea to go ahead and become a licensed agent. This way I don't have to lose money on all these deals I throw back into the pool. The broker who is going to sponsor me is a little leery of some of the marketing I use. Some of the letters I send out he thinks would cross some lines if I were a licensed realtor. Any one have any good thoughts on this?