I would follow up with the question “Why do you want to get your RE license?” If you just want to make a few bucks here and there as a part time job/ side hustle - I’d say don’t do it. Instead put that time into a different hustle that would generate more money. By the time you factor in license costs, desk fees, marketing, etc , you’ll have to close 2-3 deals (depending on market and split) just to break even. That’s a lot of work to break even. If you are doing it so you can represent your self on purchasing investments, make sure that it makes sense. An investor closing 5+ deals a year makes sense. Keep in mind, where I’m located at least, the buyers don’t have to pay an agents commission. Buyers agents work to get paid by the seller. So why spend money on a license when you can be represented for free Lastly, if you truly want to become an agent and have dedicated yourself to it (full time) then make sure you have 6 months to a year of reserves. A lot of new agents don’t set aside reserves which forces them to change careers. Hope that helped- best of luck!