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/u/HeavensWheel777
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(I don't know a lot about real estate, sorry if this post sounds ignorant)
Currently in uni for a field I'm passionate about but am also thinking about getting a real estate license. I've always been interested in the field and unlike my main field of interest (entertainment management) where the industry varies per country, real estate can be sought after no matter where you are. So I'm possibly considering having the license and doing it on the side, and as a main for times where I don't have a job in my main industry. I've had a teacher who had worked real estate on the side so I know that people do it, but I'm wondering about the practicality of doing so.
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Is it possible to do real estate on the side?
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Currently in uni for a field I'm passionate about but am also thinking about getting a real estate license. I've always been interested in the field and unlike my main field of interest (entertainment management) where the industry varies per country, real estate can be sought after no matter where you are. So I'm possibly considering having the license and doing it on the side, and as a main for times where I don't have a job in my main industry. I've had a teacher who had worked real estate on the side so I know that people do it, but I'm wondering about the practicality of doing so.
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Is it possible to do real estate on the side?
Continue reading...