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Jimmy H.
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Being a loan officer / broker

Jimmy H.
  • Lexington, KY
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I have heard some conversation on BP and other sites about people being broker/appraisers. In my experience the people who do have such accreditation do not end up appraising the homes they are acting as RE agent for.

My questions is this: If I currently work at a bank and am on a career path that will potentially allow me to become a commercial broker, and am also a newly licensed RE agent with plans to become a broker in 2 years time, does this cause any issues? What are the potnetial issues, if any, if I was both a broker and loan officer?

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