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Isaac Fox
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Tips for a 19 year old real estate agent/investor?

Isaac Fox
  • Millard, NE
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Hi my name is Isaac and I will soon have my real estate license in the great state of Nebraska! I am also planning to be an investor while I still have the power of time and compounding interest on my side! I am asking for any tips in both fields  as a brand new agent and investor, thanks and have a great day!

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Taija Walkowiak
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Taija Walkowiak
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Hi issac, welcome to bigger pockets!! Do you already know what real estate company you are going to work with? I would shop around and find one with either no or very low agent/office fee. It is a monthly fee that some companies charge for agents to hang their license with them. Also look to team up with an experience agent, when I started out as an agent I showed houses and did open houses for agents for cash. I learned a lot that way and when I had my own clients I felt knowledgeable and confident! As far as real estate investing I agree with everyone else’s post read and absorb all the knowledge you can. Bigger pockets forums and start reading books! Good luck on your new adventure!

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