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Janet Carranza
  • Palmdale, CA
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Tips& Advice for 18 year old Agent

Janet Carranza
  • Palmdale, CA
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Hello everyone, I am 18 years old and I am excited to become a real estate agent. I will begging taking classes next week and I just wanted to know tips about the whole business. I'm attending college and I am an accounting major. I was considering doing real estate part time while going to school as well. -Do you recommend doing real estate part time? -Please opinion on my age and let me know if it'll be more difficult for me or if it just simply isn't a factor. -Anything I should know ahead of time? Thanks for all the help!

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Mitch Stanley
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  • Portland, OR
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Mitch Stanley
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Portland, OR
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Check out -

1. National REIA  (Real Estate Investors Association)   & look for a Chapter(s) near you & MeetUp RE Investors Group.

2. Web Sites - CashFlow Depot & BP

3. Attend RE Seminars- Notes, Options, Negotiations, Buy/Sell,Ect  

4. I would avoid any group that wants more than ~ $500/event. Some want you to spend $1,5,10K . Start Small & then decide. 

Good Luck, Mitch S. 

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