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RE227 - California Equivalent Experience for Broker's License

Pavan Gupta
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Hey! My other half and I have been quietly building a real estate portfolio for a few years and I'm starting to become interested in managing transactions without the assistance of a broker/agent. I'm curious about how people are getting their Broker's license through the RE227 (https://www.dre.ca.gov/files/p...) equivalent experience approach? How does the California Department of Real Estate consider building, owning, renting, purchasing, and other investor styled activities in Real Estate?

It's a bit open-ended, but I wonder if this is actually pretty tightly defined somewhere else.

And I'm curious about whether there are groups that will take an investor into their teams to season them for a broker's application? I suspect there's investment value in groups like that if they exist.

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