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Sebastien Beauboeuf
  • Chicago, IL
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Do licensed investors have an advantage over other investors?

Sebastien Beauboeuf
  • Chicago, IL
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I'm planning on starting my real estate investing career by buying my first property in the summer of 2020 when I get enough money saved up. I'm new to real estate investing and I want to learn everything I can in the mean time. One of the things I was planning on doing this year is getting a real estate license. Not because I plan on working like a typical realtor but because i'm thinking that the classes I'll take and the information learned could give me an advantage as an investor. I'm specifically asking the agents out there, is it worth it to get my license or is it unnecessary for what I'm trying to do? (Thanks in advance for you time)

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