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Updated 6 months ago,

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Melvy Concepcion
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Advice needed: Should I get my RE License?

Melvy Concepcion
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Hello everyone and thanks in advance for your experienced insights.

I'm currently at a crossroad since I'm currently looking for jobs and based on all of my experience I have several industries that I could go into. So, I wanted to get your advice on how should I proceed based on my goals.
I'm pretty much starting out in the REI industry but have been educating myself for the past 3 years, listening to podcasts, masterminds, meetups, etc... My goal is to focus on purchasing small multi-families to self manage with a STR/ MTR hybrid model in the Central FL market. I'm currently a Superhost on Airbnb managing my own property long distance (in Dominican Republic). So for that I need income. LOL
I ran a profitable construction business for 3 years so I have project management experience.
I have worked in the insurance industry in the past so I'm considering going that route.
I want to really focus in Real Estate so I'm also considering getting my license so that way I can work in the same industry I'll be investing in.
I also have over 12 years of customer service and banking experience. 
So, I'm looking to create more income to continue my investment journey and don't know which way to go and would love some feedback please.

Thanks again,

Melvy Concepcion

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