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Jason Michaud
  • Winthrop, ME
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Real Estate License

Jason Michaud
  • Winthrop, ME
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I am interested in getting my real estate license for purposes of access to the MLS and visiting properties as wanted. However, I understand I have to be under the umbrella of a broker in order to have the access I am looking for. I do not have the intention of actually working for the broker, selling houses and joining their rotations for Saturday office hours.

Do you have any suggestions as to how I can sell myself to a broker to allow me to do this?  What are the dangers for the broker by allowing me to do so.  

Do you have to be a real estate agent for a number of years or sales prior to becoming a broker? Or can you simply take the broker course after the agent course? 

I live in Maine. I understand rules may be different in other states. 

Thanks!

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