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Kerry R Harris
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  • Amherst, NY
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Starting in Real Estate at 35

Kerry R Harris
  • Specialist
  • Amherst, NY
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Hello Realtors/Investors I am beginning to start out in Real Estate at 35 coming from the Banking Industry. I am in a competitive market and recently laid off twice from Banks so Im looking to change careers and have always thought about Real Estate however im in experienced. I have an associates degree in business and 36 credit hours away from a bachelors in business or economics but hesitant of finishing and pursuing full time real estate. I have been hearing alot of stories and truly would like to get opinions from BP members on how to get started and suggestions...Thanks all suggetions I would greatly appreciate as a beginner investor

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