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Andrew Ager
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Pasadena, MD
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Should I get my real estate license ?!?!?

Andrew Ager
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Pasadena, MD
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I have been working in the union construction industry for the past 3.5 years . I will reach my top out andpay in 6 months and will get my title and certificate as a train professional in my trade , meaning if I decide to stop working this career and try something new . All I would need to do to join again (hypothetically if anything went wrong ) and receive the same hourly rate I was making prior would be to pay my union dues that I was not paying while I was not working for the union. My reason for wanting to become an agent is , most of the networking I would have to go out of my way to do would come to me ( I think ) same goes for deals at least those that come to the MLS. The one thing I really don't want to do is pay thousands of dollars to become one , also I enjoy my current career and am afraid I would not enjoy being a RE agent. I know it would help my investing career but not sure if I can reach my goals as fast and easily if I was not an agent

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