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Shanz Lockett
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  • Charlotte, NC
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What Kind of NYS Real Estate License Do I Apply For?

Shanz Lockett
  • New to Real Estate
  • Charlotte, NC
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I am an Attorney in NY State and I am interested in starting a company to flip houses.  I see that there are several different options for the type of license that I can apply for; individual, limited liability company, Associate Broker, etc.  

I am not sure at this time if I would want to change careers and work as an agent full time. Right now I would like access to the MLS and the ability to start looking for properties. My company is not named/ no papers have been filed at this point. I intend to have a company name/ papers done by the time I actually do a deal but want the license sooner than that.

What kind of license should I apply for in the meantime/ should I wait until I have those papers for the company in place?  What is the best option for a scenario where I do want to be an agent full time for a company (like Keller Williams for example) and what are the best options for a scenario where I do not what to be an agent full time?

Any help would be greatly appreciated!  Thank you in advance!

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