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Bryan Petrinec
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Cedar Park, TX
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Considering RE License to do Property Management - need broker

Bryan Petrinec
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Cedar Park, TX
Posted

I am managing 34 units now as part as my portfolio and considering going into the property management business and include properties outside of my own portfolio.  So in Texas, I would need to get a RE license or partner with someone with an RE license.  As I hate having my future dictated by others, I would prefer to have that credential so not to have issues in the future.  I also intend to act as an agent but only for a handful of deals a year to supplement the rental income to purchase more properties.

So before I invest the time and money, I wanted to see if there are brokers out there that would support this approach?  In discussing with my current RE agent, this could be hard to find a broker due to the potential liabilities and low number of deals.  If there are brokers out there that would be willing to work with this structure, please pm me as I would like to learn more before I move forward with the above.

Bryan

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