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Looking to do property management... what brokerage firm to join?
Hi guys,
Was hoping to see what biggerpockets members suggest I do as a newly-minted licensed real-estate broker who is looking to start in property management. In north carolina, you need a broker's license to do property management, so I just finished getting the license. However, before I can be a broker in charge and run my own show (my eventual goal), I need to work for at least two years under some brokerage firm. Should I work somewhere like exp or keller williams given that these brokerages don't specialize in property management? Should I look for some smaller property management firm? Would a property management firm even take me, considering I would be their competition once the two years pass?
Thanks for all the advice!
Was hoping to see what biggerpockets members suggest I do as a newly-minted licensed real-estate broker who is looking to start in property management. In north carolina, you need a broker's license to do property management, so I just finished getting the license. However, before I can be a broker in charge and run my own show (my eventual goal), I need to work for at least two years under some brokerage firm. Should I work somewhere like exp or keller williams given that these brokerages don't specialize in property management? Should I look for some smaller property management firm? Would a property management firm even take me, considering I would be their competition once the two years pass?
Thanks for all the advice!
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