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Updated almost 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Wanting to get my Real Estate license
I want it not necessarily to become a realtor, but more so to provide a slight advantage to myself financially to both the purchasing and selling of real estate but also to gain access to MLS listing.
First, I'd like to ask if this is even adventitious as a real estate investor or if I'd be merely wasting time and money?
Second, If anyone could refer to a good school that is affordable and actually helps you pass the test? I just want to make sure I use an accredited school.
Thanks in advance!
Tim Milosich
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Hi Tim Milosich ,
I would suggest it is an advantage for you and many other investors have recommended that all RE investors should get their license just to have direct access to the MLS. For them, the financial benefit is just a bonus.
With that said, I do not have an MLS license but have considered getting my CCIM license in the future just because it will make me better when reviewing commercial deals.