commercial real estate ideas

commercial real estate ideas
How I can get into commercial real estate?

I will graduate college in December and am thinking about commercial real estate. Can someone give me some ideas how I would enter this field and what is required? Thank you.

If you want to market and sell commercial real estate, you have to have a real estate license. There are many brokers who specialize in commercial real estate and welcome aboard.

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