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  • Profile photo of jkennedyjkennedy
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    Hi,

    Always happy to have a chat, if you would like to send me your details.

    cheers

    Profile photo of jkennedyjkennedy
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    Have you thought about working for an existing broker either as a contractor or employee? That way you will be for filling the mentoring criteria with the MFAA. They will also be able to give you invaluable advice as you will be coming into the industry fairly green.

    I know a few people who have gone down the same path you are contemplating and that's they way they have gone.

    Im sure being in real estate will interest a lot of potential employers.

     

    Profile photo of jkennedyjkennedy
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    I agree. I  wouldn't give up your day job.

    While you may have a $1-2 m in the first month there are a lot of costs involved initially such as joining the MFAA and PI insurance.  Also being realistic it would be quite some time before you write 2-3 loan per week.

    All the best in the new venture

    JK

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