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Entry level RE job

Ryan Murakami
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Im looking for a job that will help me learn about the RE business and keep up with RE markets while I invest part-time. Ive thought about becoming a realtor but I heard It can affect my investing (being regulated by the board of realtors). My present job has nothing to do with real estate.

Any ideas? Maybe an office assistant? Loan officer? Any help is appreciated. Thanks

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    Timothy W.#3 Off Topic Contributor
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    Makessense,
    You can get into an entry level adjusting job if you have a college degree. Check Farmers. They're probably the hardest company to work for, however the training program is intense and very informative and it's fairly common knowledge in the industry that if you can last a year at Farmers - then you've got what it takes to make it in that career path.

    I knew more than one adjuster who was also a part time realtor or loan officer.

    Tim

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