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Bill Capper
  • Feasterville Trevose, PA
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Need to Hang NJ Real Estate Salesperson License with a NJ Broker

Bill Capper
  • Feasterville Trevose, PA
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Hi BP Community!

     My name is Bill Capper, and I just passed my NJ Real Estate Salesperson license test yesterday!  I'm writing this message because I am looking for recommendations from people about potential brokers to discuss the possibility of hanging my license.  I also am in the process of receiving my PA license.  However; I can not move forward with the PA license test until my license is hanging in NJ.

     I currently have an extremely successful career in fitness, and it is my fulltime profession.  It is a job that allows me to have maneuverability; however, I am extremely busy with numerous clients throughout the day.  My career as a Strength and Conditioning Specialist does give me an advantage.  This job has exploded my network which should translate well to the real estate industry.  

     I decided to pursue my dual PA and NJ license because of the potential to take control of my future.  I am a hard worker and have always enjoyed the daily interactions of conversing with people.  I see myself more as an independent contractor and using my real estate license in my personal investments.  However; I also plan on selling houses in my spare time for extra income.  I have a passion for sales and am incredibly competitive.  

    Thank you all for taking the time to read this post.  If anyone has information that could help me out in this situation, I would be extremely appreciative.  Have a wonderful day!

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