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Investor and Real Estate Agent - Tough to do both?

Shayla Collins
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For those of you who are a licensed real estate agent AND investor (flipping, buy and hold) do you find yourself feeling like you’re serving two masters or has it worked out well for you? 

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Frank Wong
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No, they compliment each other.  As an agent, it gives me an advantage because I can truly help my investor clients invest. Most agents don't invest themselves and have no idea how to give correct investment advice.

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