Advice:Salesperson License vs Brokers License
I am going to graduate next month with a degree in RED. Once my degree is obtained I can sit for Brokers exam. Should I get my Broker's license right away or get my salesperson license first? Since I have no real world experience (besides NAIOP and ULI projects) is it better from a liability standpoint to have one over the other as I entry the workforce?
Thank you,
JIR
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I’m not sure what state you’re in, but you have to have been licensed as a salesperson at least 2.5 years before you sit for the brokers exam, and can get the actual license after 3 years. Pretty sure it’s nationwide
If you have a degree in RE the experience can be waived.
I don’t see why you don’t just go for broker test, and I don’t think liability will change either way unless your the broker of record (which you won’t be)
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