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Rodric King
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  • Orlando, Fl
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I Am Burning To Know The Answer To This! (RE License or Investor)

Rodric King
  • Investor
  • Orlando, Fl
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I want to be a successful RE investor, but I cannot decide if it would be better to become a Real Estate investor with or without a license?  (Pros and Cons)

My short-term goal is to generate a cashflow of $5,000 or more on a monthly basis... 

My RE vehicle is Multi-family (Duplex, Triplex, etc.) and/or apartments buildings/complex (50 units and up). My secondary vehicle is wholesale; which I have begun my research on first to at least generate some income. 

When I say, "I am new" to this industry; I know nothing... But my drive is out of this world... This is a priority in my life... (I reside in Orlando, Fl.) 

Side Note: I was plotting to buy the Renatus Education. For the record, I can only afford the $400 down - $125 a month plan. (I refuse to market the education. My focus would be the education.)

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