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Updated over 1 year ago, 06/23/2023

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New to real estate. Will a license help?

Robert French
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My name is Robert French and I'm currently in the process of transitioning out of the US Navy. I have seemed to develop a legit interest in breaking into the real estate industry. I am super new to the ins and outs but have been listening and reading as much as i can trying to gain knowledge. 

I get out of the military in May 2024 and am thinking about getting my real estate license for FL this summer. I will be moving back to Jacksonville once I am out. In theory, my plan is to be an agent for a couple of years to really gain experience and knowledge about loans, inspections, good deals, areas, etc, and then start really investing. My long-term goal is to own rental properties to make passive income and possibly flip some houses along the way. 

I know these forums are full of experienced, genius people so I'm open to any insight that will come my way. 

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