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Tom Port
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Is my licence needed!?! All opinions welcome!!!

Tom Port
  • Specialist
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Hi all! 

Hope you're all having a brilliant holiday season with your friends and family! 

Quick question for you all, as discussed in a previous post, I'm looking at wholesaling as a potential strategy for acquiring property that fit my criteria while wholesaling the rest. 

My question is, shall I also pursue my real estate licence? My background is sales/sales ops. I'm certainly no expert in RE, will having my licence give me an advantage from a legal perspective (I understand there are some grey areas in wholesaling) and will it give a competitive advantage when talking with motivated sellers? 

All opinions welcome!!

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Nick C.
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Nick C.
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Get licensed, there is no downside. Unless your business practices will be so sketchy you don’t want to possibly answer to a governing body. 

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