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Alex Smith
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Top Real Estate Broker to work for in Houston?

Alex Smith
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Friendswood, TX
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Soon to obtain my Real Estate License. 

I am eager to find the best broker in Houston to work for that is geared toward property investments for their clients.  A fast paced brokerage with great coaching, training and mentorship. 

Thanks for the advice ahead of time. 

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Kobe Xin
  • Real Estate Agent
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Kobe Xin
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Houston, TX
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Hi @Alex Smith are you looking for a brokerage that mainly works with investors to help them look for deals? Or a brokerage that has other investor/agents that use their license for sales and investing themselves? 

Although the two can go hand in hand, they are quite different when it comes down to the specifics. Some agents focus solely on working with other investors to help them find deals and list flips, while other agents got their license as a way to improve their own investment business and grow their portfolio. You should decide which one of these two types of agents you want to be, then pick a brokerage that has other agents with similar goals as yourself.

Good luck on obtaining your license!

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