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Should I get my real estate license while I'm still in college?

Piper Pepperidge
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Does it make sense to get my license now? I most likely wont be practicing until I graduate in two years, but right now since it's the summer I have a load of free time to take the course and study for the exam.

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Ronald Allen Barney
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Tampa, FL
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Ronald Allen Barney
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Tampa, FL
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An RE agent practice is a business so you have to ask yourself first and foremost what amount of $$$ and time you are able to invest in actively practicing it. It seems you're covered on time so then it's a matter of ability to pay up front costs like MLS membership, NAR membership, some marketing costs, and miscellaneous office costs. It's because of the cost investments of running a business like this that a lot of people start out their agent careers part-time, so that a W-2 job can help cover those costs.

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