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Michael Hallahan
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Chosing a brokerage in orange county

Michael Hallahan
  • Las Vegas Nevada
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Hello All!

I recently passed the real estate exam and just sent in my fee to apply for the license. I want to use my license to find rundown/distressed properties(driving for dollars, direct mail) to sell to flippers, so that I can learn that business and eventually start doing flips on my own. I am not sure what type of brokerage would best suit my needs. Would I be better off starting off at a traditional brokerage to benefit from the training they offer? Or should I look for a brokerage that is more geared to the types of transaction I want to do. To be honest, working with retail buyers does not appear appealing to me. Does anybody have suggestions for brokerages I should interview with? Thank You! 

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