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Calvin ThomasPoster
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Waiver from the broker course requirement in NY
Calvin ThomasPoster#4 Creative Real Estate Financing Contributor
#4 Creative Real Estate Financing Contributor
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Over the past few years, I've purchased rentals in NJ, CT and NY. Have about 9 now in the tri-state area. I was thinking about getting my RE license in said states. Anyway I can get around the broker course requirement. I started buying properties in New York in 2009. I am not exactly sure how to word the waiver. I just want the license to use as an investor, nothing else right now. I m targeting the NY market right now. That's my main focus.