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Ian Baggarly
  • Realtor
  • Sasebo, Japan.
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Tired of wasting time!

Ian Baggarly
  • Realtor
  • Sasebo, Japan.
Posted

So here's the thing...

I know we all start somewhere. I have been a licensed Realtor with Keller Williams for about 6 months, have closed a few deals and have learned that being a Realtor isn't really my passion. I am really interested in the investment (both residential and commercial) side of RE.

So, I applied to work with New Western Realty but was told they want me to graduate college first (I am a senior at UNT and am graduating this time next year). 

I know I can jump into wholesaling deals but I REALLY want to find an opportunity to learn all the details of deals with a company/group so I don't end up making a huge mistake on a deal of my own with no experience. 

I can read read read all I want but I want to jump in.

Any suggestions fellow BP members? Would be greatly appreciated. 

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