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Julian Fernandez
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Justice, IL
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Should I become a RE agent?

Julian Fernandez
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Justice, IL
Posted

Hi everyone.

I’m a new RE investor in Oak Lawn Illinois. My focus is rental properties but I haven’t purchased any yet. I’m still in the learning phase and trying to save up money got the first deal. I know there’s ways of doing it Without my personal money but I don’t feel educated enough yet. Anyway I wanted to know if I should become a RE agent?

I wanna know how long does it take to complete the course and how much it’ll cost me. I did look it up online but I also heard you don’t necessarily need to take coursework. I’m not sure. Thank you for your time.

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