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College or Pre-licensing training if I want to become a Mortgage Broker ?

Allison Keng
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Hello to all Professors and friends 

I am a newbie that wanna get start with real estate and also a fan of bigger pocket. I believe bigger pocket community can help me by giving me some idea. I wonder what is the best path should I choose if I want to be a mortgage broker? I am debating should I go to college to get a degree in accounting then start working to gain experience but it’s going to slowing me down on my saving process and less time to maximize my income or should I just get a Pre-licensing training instead ?  Which one is best for building a strong foundation in this field with time and financial saving. If Pre-licensing training is better, Can you recommend me the resource that I can access to? I really appreciate your help. 
Thank you 

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