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Nolan Chandler
  • Investor
  • Southeast North Carolina
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Licensed Attorney to Broker

Nolan Chandler
  • Investor
  • Southeast North Carolina
Posted
Greetings, BP Members!

I am a licensed attorney in CA, but I am currently finishing up active duty in the military before heading back.  My understanding is that you can waive the prerequisites and directly sit for the broker's exam.  My question is: Is there anyone here that knows of someone, or is a licensed attorney turned broker?  I just want to get an idea of the pros and cons of being able to be a broker on my own and any other considerations that I may not be aware of.  Thank you so much.

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