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Becoming an investor through being an agent

Armin Trepic
  • Overland Park, KS
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However, the only way I see “in” is if I start out as a Real Estate Agent. Would bring a real estate agent help with learning about the investing business? Are there any conflicts of interest as far as being an agent and investor go?

I think my ultimate goal would be to own apartment buildings and maybe get into development.

Thanks so much for your time. 

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Aaron K.
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Aaron K.
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Why do you see that as the only way in? you would still need to save up money to purchase your own properties, it would just be a different jobs.

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