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Brendon K.
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Los Angeles
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REA commitments and company suggestions

Brendon K.
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Los Angeles
Posted

My end goal is to become a broker. One of the ways you can be a broker in Michigan is through getting your real estate agent license and working for a company for 3 years in a 40 hour a month job before going through the rest of the education. In this time you're supposed to have 5 sales per year. 

Problem is, I don't want to be tied down entirely from this pursuit. I have certain investment activities and personal commitments that I can't really get away from. Additionally, covid has made our family really uncomfortable when close to other people. We do it when necessary but we'd really like to avoid contact. I know it isn't realistic to most people to expect fully distanced but it would be nice to find something that's a bit more on the online side.

How can I satisfy this 40 hour commitment without this new job dramatically interfering with my existing commitments? Do you know of a company that operates in Michigan that would suit these needs well?

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