In the past I have looked into joining groups but like you said they ask for a fee to join or each visit you pay an entry.

Hi Guys, I am excited to join this community!

I have to agree with @Eric James.Why try to join the two into one loan? 

@Justin PeuckerCheck out your local REIA or the one localIn the area you are planning on wholesaling.. there are meetups, join Facebook groups that are local to the area … that’s definitely a good start

I am so excited to get started and join this great community!!

I did nights and weekends over about 3 months but was still waiting on the RE Commission's approval to take the test for yet another 3 months after I finished the prep course.Once licensed and joining a brokerage you'll be required to invest about $1500 more in MLS membership fees, NAR membership fees, lockbox code fees, office fees, just a long long list of fees that will feel like a swarm of mosquitoes attacking your checking account, and for a student I guarantee that won't be a good feeling.Starting out as a realtor will be overwhelming, confusing, discouraging, and quite frankly flirting with buyer's remorse about having gotten into the field to begin with. 

If I didn't want to be an agent as my job, I likely wouldn't have gotten my license.Rather than spending the time and money to get your license, I would recommend joining a group like ACRE (RE Investment Club). 

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I’d love to grab lunch or a beer with anyone who is willing or if anyone has recommendations for local groups to join, I would really appreciate it!

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