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Updated over 11 years ago on . Most recent reply

I know its tough..but HOW tough?
Hey guys!
I'm currently wholesaling to build capital to invest into SFR and MF homes for a passive buy and hold strategy and I kind of want to kick things into high gear on the real estate side. I currently have a full time job as a Credit Analyst for a deep subprime auto lender and was wanting to know, do you guys think it would be too tough to also try to get my real estate licensing on the side? Once I got it and I would like to venture into it full-time preferably on the REO side a little to better help my network and growth of my own portfolio? Would this be something I need to leave my current full-time job for while taking the courses and possibly after? Thanks for your input!
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When all is said an done, the most successful investors I know are all licensed. I thought that test was cake. Had pretty much nothing to do with buying, selling, or marketing, but I can tell you for dang sure how many square feet the the S1/2 of the NE1/4 and the NW1/4 of the SE1/4 of a township contain.