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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Invest with a Real Estate License ?
I'm considering taking the appropriate measures to obtain my real estate license here in Ohio. Currently, I'm looking to expand my portfolio from 3 duplex homes to +20 in the next 5 - 7 years. Can the BP members please share some of the advantages they've found utilizing a real estate license instead of working with they're local agent?
Do you recommend joining a company (Sibcy Cline, Century 21). I would only be buying/selling my own investments.
Thank you for the guidance.
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Hi Joey
I'm not sure what all would be involved in becoming licensed in Ohio as I'm in Texas. If it were here I would suggest doing so and then exploring some of the other brokerages that do not charge you any monthly fees and charge you only a small transaction fee. I have purchased several investment properties and then get paid a broker's fee by the seller for selling the home to myself!