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Monica Delgado
  • San Juan Bautista, CA
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Would it benefit me to get my Real Estate License?

Monica Delgado
  • San Juan Bautista, CA
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I'm thinking about getting my Real Estate License to help me find the good buys for investing. I also think It would give me more knowledge about the industry which would also help with my success.  Do you think it would be a great benefit to have or not really?  Looking for input from successful investors :) thanks!

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James Holland
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James Holland
  • Investor/Consultant
  • Sacramento, CA
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Totally depends on your investment strategy. There are benefits and disadvantages to both.  I had my license for years.. but for what I wanted to do, I found more benefit in letting it go.  But one of my partner's has his. So, it just depends

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