Instead of asking if you should get it, you should research what being a real estate agent entails and if it will benefit you.if you have another job, you will likely be doing the real estate license part-time.There are two main reasons that people get the real estate license1) To make money via commissions2) to have access to the MLS and view properties(I don't think this is a good reason as you can view sites like zillow/trulia/redfin)Real Estate investing is hard in itself, no need to spend the many hours taking classes/exams to complicate the investing portion of real estate.

You need to really drill down to the market, neighborhood, property type, property class/condition, etc. 

When I work with clients that have multiple partners, sometimes it can be “too many cooks in the kitchen”.

The property is in a B-class neighborhood, built in 1920s. 2 of the 4 units are rented.

I’m also taking college classes in hopes to finish my AA degree before I finish 11th grade to then start my bachelors in senior year.

Purchase price: $1,600,000Glen Plaza is a 24-unit, 1978 built C class apartment complex in North Dodge area of Tucson AZ.

I am a new investor in DFW area, I am also a realtor and I’ve paid thousands of dollars on investing classes and I’m so ready to get it going!

.… Any asset class that has a lot of mom and pop owners could have tremendous opportunity for you.

If you have to hit 7 Eleven as your only option then you are getting firmly into the C class areas, and if you can't find any of those.... run! 

Okay so the college semester is coming up and I need to register for classes but I’m trying to get my real estate license and I don’t know what to do should I do either 1.college full time and real estate part time ?