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Kayla Collura
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Boston RE License/Investing

Kayla Collura
  • Investor
  • Boston, MA
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Hi Everyone! My name is Kayla. I've been on the BP website and listening to the podcasts for quite a while now. My husband and I plan on making the move to Boston once he is separated from the military in the spring. I am originally from Maine, so I'm quite familiar with new england in general.

I have a few questions for anyone out there who has invested in Boston and/or sells real estate in the area. I plan on getting my real estate license in Boston and we also would like to invest. I don't think it's a secret that everything is at the top of the market in Boston and many other cities right now. However, getting my real estate license is not only something I want to do part time, but also it will help in having access to MLS for deals. Is there anyone that can give some insight into which real estate schools are best in the area and how feasible it is to sell part time? Any advice is much appreciated from anyone who has invested in the area and/or has a real estate license and your experience with that in Boston. Thanks so much!

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Dan K.
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Dan K.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Boston, MA
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There are often deal on Groupon and Living Social for online real estate classes.

I'm not a Real Estate Agent, but similar to other jobs, you'll get what you put in. You can of course do it part time, however you might not get the returns you want. There are tons of realtor opportunities in Boston showing rental units to young professionals and students. The returns are of course lower than selling $1m+ houses and condos, but the volume is high.

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