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Scott Schreiber
  • Attorney at Law
  • New York City, NY
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Got my broker's license...now what?

Scott Schreiber
  • Attorney at Law
  • New York City, NY
Posted

Hi all,

I'm very new to the world of RE investing, still in the information-gathering stages, though now I'm actively looking for that first deal.

I'm an attorney in NY, so I got my RE Broker's license as many people suggest. I'm now a licensed broker in NY, but with no experience in RE.

What advice do you have for what I can do to (A) make money, and (B) develop the long-term skills or knowledge I'll need to succeed in the meantime?

Thanks, all, for any input you can provide!

-Scott

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