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Should I become a realtor right out of high school?
Is it a realistic goal for me to become a realtor right out of high school (currently in 11th grade)? I have the opportunity of going to college (being a finance major to work in RE), working a job (maybe), and being a realtor, but I feel my time would be well spent being a realtor full-time and getting valuable experience in the real estate arena. I could do all three, however, I feel I would be juggling too many things at once while having a lack of focus. I am aware I wont be successful automatically, but I am willing to put in the work and market myself. After becoming a realtor I plan to invest in rental properties.