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Multiple Real Estate Licenses?

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Hi everyone, I’ve been lurking in these forums for a while and I finally have a topic I couldn’t find a lot of information on. 

I’m soon to be a licensed agent in Minnesota and I know there exists the possibility to obtain licenses in several states, but I’m curious about the actual logistics of operating in more than one state. Any information would be super helpful, and I’d love to reach out to anyone who would be willing to answer further questions. 

Thanks!

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Russell Brazil
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Russell Brazil
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This is very state specific, as each state has different requirements. Im licensed in 18  states. 

If you are a salesperson (Im a broker), you will need to be with a broker that is in each of those states, or be with different brokers. As a salesperson, this can be costly, as most brokers will require you to be a member of their local MLS and local Realtor association. Since I am a broker, I am a member of a few MLS's and a few Realtor associations where I regularly do business, but Im under no obligation to join them in each state.

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