Should one have a real estate license in order to become an ACRE® ?
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Should you have a real estate license to become an ACRE?
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ACRE® Coach Judi Bryan said it best in responding to a similar inquiry: "The practice of assisting others, for compensation, in the purchase or sale of real estate is a licensed activity. That's true in all states and provinces. If your objective is to work with buyers and sellers in the selling or buying of property, you must have a real estate license." If you are interested in becoming an ACRE® and you conduct business as a real estate professional, you need a real estate license.
The only exception is in the area of our Industry Partners Program - these are folks that believe in the consulting practice but work in affiliate or sister businesses such as a lender, title company, attorney, appraiser, or trainer. We certainly invite these folks to become ACRE® Industry Partners but they are not practicing real estate professionals.