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Hours to get RE license - do they count towards RE pro status?

Dan A.
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I left my job at the end of 2020 to focus full-time on managing our family's current investment properties and building out our RE portfolio in the years to come. As part of this change, I am planning to qualify as a RE professional. I am also considering obtaining my RE license so that I can get earlier access to listings, to potentially save on commissions, etc. If I go that route, would the hours that I spend on the pre-licensing coursework count towards the requisite hours to qualify for RE pro status?

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Dan A.
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@Michael Plaks

Interesting viewpoint, thanks for sharing. I never thought about it from that perspective but you're correct, the primary objective would be to further my career as a property manager + investor, rather than to start a career as a realtor.

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