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Justin Stetson
  • New to Real Estate
  • Kennewick WA
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Real estate license?

Justin Stetson
  • New to Real Estate
  • Kennewick WA
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Hello everyone. Here's a question for anyone that has a state that makes it illegal to advertise properties without owning them first. I am in Flordia and talked to a lawyer who said you cant not advertises properties at all even in private becusse Florida has it that you'll need a real estate license to do so since you do not own the property and only have it under contract. So, now I feel like I am stuck in getting my real estate licenses. Wondering what people around me are doing and wondering besides being able to Adverties the homes. What other benefits could I see by getting my license. Thanks in advance.

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