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Matt Graves
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Fort Worth, TX
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Real Estate License & Active Duty Military

Matt Graves
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Fort Worth, TX
Posted

Hello all!

I’m currently active duty military, wholesaling part time. I’m super interested in getting my license here in TX. Mostly because the cost to obtain it is covered by my GI Bill.

I just have a few questions...

1) If I obtain my license, am I truly obligated to close on a certain about of properties each year or are some brokers okay with one or two if any?

2) Could a RE license potentially help out my wholesaling adventures?

3) Besides showing and selling homes with my license, is there anything an agent can do that will pay out that will work with my 9-5 job? (Showing houses for other agents?)

Any guidance would be much appreciated!

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