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Stanley Miller
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  • Sacramento, CA
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New CA Realtor Who Wants to Wholesale and Rehab

Stanley Miller
  • Investor
  • Sacramento, CA
Posted

Hello BP family,

I am almost done with earning my real estate salesperson license in CA (1 more class and then the state exam). Once I receive my license I know I need to hang it with a broker since I do not have the experience requirement to become a broker myself. In general, how receptive are brokers when it comes to wanting to hang your license with them if you only plan to use it for real estate investing (MLS access, etc.) and you're not working for them full or even part time doing listings, in the office, etc.?

I still have a full time job that I enjoy, so my plan was to speak with 10 brokers in my area and be completely upfront and honest as to my plans of investing and not focusing my attention on listings.

Any thoughts or suggestions?  Thank you in advance!

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