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Becoming a RE Agent..
Hello, I’m looking into changing my career path and becoming a RE agent. Does anyone have any advice on how to approach this and what steps I need to take to become an agent?
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What state are you in? Go to the state WEBsite for the REA (real estate agency) and they give requirements.
Usually (in order):
1) Need class hours from state-certified instructor
2) Need to pass the test
3) If first time, you'll be considered a junior and need to do some time-served under a Principal/Managing Broker (again read the REA requirements)
4) After your time served, you can apply to get a Principal Broker (whatever your state calls them), get it and hang out your license as a sole practioner.