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Would I benefit from getting my Real Estate License?
Hello All,
I am looking to jumpstart a (NJ) RE business (flipping/buy & holds) and was wondering whether I would benefit more from obtaining my RE license or finding a good agent? My main concern is that if I'm flipping a couple of houses a year, I will potentially be spending a lot of my profits on agent commissions. Where if I act as my own agent I could find and list my own properties and save on that end. Can anyone please help me weigh out the pros and cons?
What are the fees associated with maintaining a (NJ) RE license once you have it?
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I am on the same road, from everything I can tell, get a license is absolutely beneficial if for nothing else but access to MLS.