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Ana Brasher
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  • New to Real Estate
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Real Estate License - Investing

Ana Brasher
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  • New to Real Estate
  • Houston
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I am considering obtaining a real estate license (Texas) for greater access to MLS and to avoid paying buyer's commissions on investment properties. It is required that new real estate agents work under a broker for 5 years. Do I need to work under a broker if I am only representing my own interests (not buying or selling for others)? Let me know your comments.

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