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Stephen Roesler
  • Realtor
  • Reading, MA
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Advice On Becoming Part Time Agent

Stephen Roesler
  • Realtor
  • Reading, MA
Posted

Hey everyone,

I know this question has been asked over the years but I wanted to get a fresh perspective. I have been researching as much as I can about getting my license in MA. I currently work a 8-4 job on the credit side of CRE, so I would be using this around my day job. I have a passion for all aspects of real estate and have always wanted to try being an agent.

The goal is to see how I do in an entrepreneurial atmosphere, specifically real estate as well as bring in additional income. I think I would like to start with rentals to get some transactions done efficiently. I have read all about part time not being feasible but would love some input from those who have gone this route or anyone in general in the field - what worked, what didn't work, etc.

If anyone has any other thoughts real estate work I could do around my day job, I would love to hear.

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