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Sell It Like Serhant: How to Sell More, Earn More, and Become the Ultimate

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For agents who desire to work with investors, this book is a must read.

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Insights from top-producers on the things they wish they knew when they first started.

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"Never give up on your dreams. When you feel uncomfortable, that means you are growing."

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"Choosing a firm is to know your WHY before interviewing firms. Have a personal vision and mission statement... to navigate you through this process."

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Ask Vonnie!

Let's grow our real estate knowledge together on this platform. Questions submitted may be featured in our upcoming issue.

Submission Deadline: March 5

Q. Am I required to live in South Carolina to obtain a SC's real estate license?

A. No! You're not required to be an SC resident to obtain your SC real estate license.

Q. What is the average cost to start my real estate career?

A. The average startup cost is about $3,000 which includes education and membership fees.

Q. I'm a SC resident, do I need to complete NC's CE hours or am I exempted?

A. You're not required to take any NC's CE hours as long as you do not have an NC resident or business address. If you do, then you must complete both states' CE requirements.

Q. Once I get my SC real estate license, how do I get my NC real estate license?

A. You could be dual licensed in a matter of weeks after receiving your SC license. Apply to the NC Real Estate Commission to complete the application process. Remember, you're exempted from taking the NC licensing exam with your SC license.

Q. As a real estate agent, can I purchase or sell my own home in SC?

A. Yes! As an agent, you could sell or buy your own home in South Carolina or North Carolina. In SC, the Commission law requires licensees to disclose their licensed status when a principle or holding interest.