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Updated over 4 years ago,
Real Estate Agent Liscense
I'm working on a portfolio that's a mix of buy & hold and fix & flip in Houston- I'm considering getting my own real estate agent license to increase my knowledge of and access to what my agent has been doing for me (listing houses, negotiations, showing houses, etc). Don't get me wrong- she's great, but of my motivation, I know no one will fight for me to get exactly what I want in negotiations more than I will. Added bonus would also obviously be "saving" 3% on each purchase or sale (even though I know it's not that straight forward unless I do a FSBO which I shy away from because I've always heard MLS listed houses get more traffic and therefore higher sale prices).
Here's my question though- I know I have to be attached to a broker to list on MLS, but does anyone know if there are brokers that are okay with me doing this only part time and only on my own properties?
This is all a relatively new idea to me, so if this is a poorly thought out plan, I’m very open to feedback. Google didn’t have a perfectly straight up answer for me though so I figured it would at least make sense to get a feel over here before going down the rabbit hole too much further.