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Mickayla Smith
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New Real Estate Agent Opp.

Mickayla Smith
  • Evansville Indiana
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I've decided to start studying for the real estate license test. At my full time job, I was asked to be the "go to agent" when they are looking for a house to flip and sell (They are investors). They are working on writing a contract for how much I would get each house I sell for them, etc. Does anybody have any experience with this? I know it is required to work under a licensed broker for 2 years (which they are not) but I would not be a full time realtor which I know is difficult to do. Really, the idea of it is, they find an abandoned house, I find the owner and we buy it, they flip it, I sell it. Trying to figure out if I need to start looking into brokers or if a broker will even let me do this as well as being part of their company. 

Thanks!!

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