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Anastasia Polianska
  • Realtor
  • Glendale, CA
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New Investor Agent

Anastasia Polianska
  • Realtor
  • Glendale, CA
Posted

Hello everyone,

I need some piece of advice. I just applied for my state exam and preparing to become a real estate agent, but I want to become an investor real estate agent. I am incredibly passionate about numbers and investing, and want to dive very deep into investing and help investors rather than studying scripts for the first time home buyers. I am struggling with where should I start and if it's even possible to become an investor agent at the beginning of my career? As technically I have to work under brokerage for two years and I cannot find any brokerage which works specifically with investor and will teach me all the ROI, cash flow, etc.

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