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Hunter Broschinsky
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  • New to Real Estate
  • Oceanside California
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Get a real estate license or stick with an experienced broker?

Hunter Broschinsky
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  • New to Real Estate
  • Oceanside California
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100% chance I'm using an experienced investor friendly broker on the first deal. 100% chance I'm using one from deal 1-10 but what about after that? Im curious to see at what point if any I should get my license to help save out of pocket money at closing. Let's say for example I want to buy 1 deal every year here in San Diego County for the next 20 years. At what point would it make sense if I have no plans to sell homes full time or even to other people.

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