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Updated almost 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

RE Broker in Raleigh, NC
Hi all,
I just have a question and I would greatly appreciate the advice back.
I have recently gotten licensed as a RE broker in the great state of North Carolina and I plan on hitting the ground running. Failure is not an option.
I understand getting the license has opened up a lot of opportunity for me and I would like to exploit that.
My question is, “how could I keep consistent money coming in as I grow my newly formed business?”
All advice and opinions are encouraged.
*I have hung my license with a RE firm
Thank y’all and have a great day!