@Rashauna Hunter,I would say it depends what you think the benefit of the license would be.Some folks, as they have mentioned here, find it an advantage for resources and networking.Others find it a hinderance and a needless expense because of the continuing education requirements and the additional disclosures and forms.Most of the successful investors I know are NOT licensed agents/brokers.My $0.02...David J Dachtera"Success is not a destination.

That may be difficult though, as it hinders them from their goal of selling the property.I have seen savvy agents strategically plan their exit.

The contact is Ted Hinderer.

Since an LLC will use your personal credit and assets initially it doesn't hinder financing future deals.

These things hinder the growt of communities.  

I don't want to do anything that will hinder my ability to get loans, and I also don't want to hold off investing.

It’s been great and I’m grateful for the experience but I’m worried that NOT having 2 years of employment proof and NOT having stellar credit will hinder my advancements.

, listen to the podcasts, read startup books etc but somehow still managed to let fear hinder me from expanding my portfolio.

Then after the exchange is complete you can refinance the property/properties that you put a lot of cash down on and use the refi proceeds to purchase more properties without being hindered by the 1031 clock.

I have only been here in this role for 5 months and it doesn't help or hinder my investing goals.