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Updated almost 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

Is being a part time agent possible?
I’m currently looking into becoming a real estate agent. I’m curious if being a part time agent is actually feasible? I have a lot of extra free time in the summer with my current job but I work 50-70 hours a week in the winter. Quitting my job with out replacement income isn’t a option since we have four kiddos and I’m the sole provider. I’m Really just looking for some insight from some experienced agents. Thanks in advance!
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Its definitely possible but keep in mind it takes a long time to close deals especially in this market. If your working on a deal near Fall when you get to your busy time you will do yourself and your client a major disservice. It takes time to get your license if you really have the time to put your heart and soul into it you might get licensed in a month. So you could definitely do it during the Summer but you will have to pay the fees for the full year like dues and MLS access.