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My Daughter Is Interested In Becoming A Real Estate Agent

Jeff Stephenson
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She is 18, turning 19 next month. Ideally she would like to be associated with an investor friendly brokerage. Her end goal is to be able to work closely with her dad (me), who is just getting started in wholesaling and lease options.
Any advice, tips etc you could provide would be much appreciated. Bonus points for west metro investor friendly brokerages!

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Frank Wong
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Hi Jeff,

Have your daughter get her pre-requisite courses done online. It's the fastest and cheapest way. As for an investor-friendly brokerage, there is really no such thing. She needs to find a brokerage that has good training and will be able to train her. Keller Williams has a very reputation for that. 

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