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Michael Guydish
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Real Estate License

Michael Guydish
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  • Santa Cruz, CA (Santa Cruz)
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I currently live in CA and planned to get licensed. Right now I am done with the California Real Estate Principle and Practice and finishing up Law to get my California Real Estate License. But, It just came up that I plan to move to Texas in the next couple years. My parents do plan to retire there and I would like to move out there a long with them. (Also help them find a house when the time comes). Does anyone know if I can continue getting my CA real estate license and then transfer it to Texas? I am about to reach out to the TREC about this but I was wondering if I can still get my license in CA get experience and then transfer to TX when my family moves. Might be an easy question but I cannot find a clear answer. I have found that TX is not reciprocal. But then I hear you can. So I am confused.

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Michael Guydish
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@Mark Pedroza Thats what I thought. Thank you Mark.

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