362: Real Estate's New Space Race, Should You Obtain Your RE License?

Steep rent increases are spreading like a… pandemic.

Some metros are seeing annual rent increases of 10% to 15%.

It's all part of real estate's new "space race".

It’s easier to get big rent increases *between tenancies*, not with your long-term tenants.

GRE’s own Aundrea Newbern joins us to answer, “Should you become a real estate agent?”

Aundrea has her RE license in GA and is now training in her new home state of MI.

Pros of obtaining your license: more information, better access to MLS, training, networking, and income from representing buyers & sellers. 

Cons of obtaining your license: your time, upfront cost & ongoing fees, splitting commissions with your broker, disclosures and liability, traditional licensee activity has little to do with investors. 

Summary: You need to use your license for at least 2-3 deals per year to potentially make it worthwhile.

For real estate in MI and GA, e-mail Aundrea at: [e-mail] 

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