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Scheduled to take MLO Licensing exam May 31st.. Any advice?

Farhan Javed
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Hey all!

I have a SFH home in paterson NJ. Fully paid off which i am looking to do something with soon.

I manage 10M in commercial property for my father. ( 15 unit motel, duplex, and 11 unit NNN with 90% national tenants)

We recently purchased the NNN after i rehabbed a motel in Myrtle beach and flipped it for 2M within the last 5 years.

I am looking to become a MLO to finance some deals and understand the mortgage industry as a whole much better.

I am not affiliated with any brokerages. Wondering if i should look to work with a brokerage in the process of getting licensed or if i should study hard pass the exam and look for a place to work with.

Would Mr. David Greene get me on board with him brokerage??? :)

Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!

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