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Updated almost 10 years ago,

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Lisa Henrich
  • Investor
  • Columbia, PA
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Real Estate License to Purchase Buy & Hold

Lisa Henrich
  • Investor
  • Columbia, PA
Posted

I currently have a great day job and do not want to give it up for a career as a realtor. My passion, however, is being a buy and hold investor and creating passive income. I need my already established high paying job to purchase these properties.

My question is...is it possible to get a real estate license and use it to purchase properties (and save the commission) without working for a real estate firm? Will my license stay active if I just "have it" to use to purchase properties on the side? Can I partner with a broker to do these deals?

I'd like to retire with a total of at least 20 properties. Over the long run, having my license would save me tens of thousands of dollars, as well as cut out the hassle working with a buying agent to gain access to properties.

Thanks,
Lisa

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