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Updated almost 10 years ago, 01/25/2015

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Justin Glass
  • Real Estate Investor
  • De Kalb, TX
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Should I get my license, even though I don't currently need it?

Justin Glass
  • Real Estate Investor
  • De Kalb, TX
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Trying to decide if I should get my license or not. I buy and sell real estate, mainly flips on hunting and recreation land, and have been very successful for several years. I don't need it to do what I do, but thought I might be a broker one day, so I should get it now because it might be harder to get one day. What are some of the pros and cons? Have some of you guys ever received any negative feedback buying and selling being a realtor? I work with a lot of different realtors currently and I don't want to make anyone mad because I used someone else as a sponsoring broker. Thanks for your feedback.

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