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Updated about 5 years ago, 11/10/2019

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Christopher Holba
  • Real Estate Agent
  • NC/FL
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Real Estate License

Christopher Holba
  • Real Estate Agent
  • NC/FL
Posted

Hello everyone,

My goal before my 24th birthday is to 

A. Get my real estate license

B. Generate $1000 of monthly passive income from investment properties. 

My question for you all is what is the best path to get my license. I have a somewhat unique situation, where I will be living in Florida for my current job from January '20 to August '20, but will be practicing in my home state of North Carolina. North Carolina requires I complete a state-approved 75-hour broker pre-licensing course in a live classroom and take the exam in North Carolina. 

This presents me with a little bit of an issue. Do any of your guys have any suggestions? I really want to avoid having to wait till August when I get back to take the course...this sets my plan back half a year. 

Thank You for your Time! Anything Helps!

Chris

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