I'm a full time employee in a non related industry, in which I plan to stay and progress. I am now done with my pre-reqs for agent licensure and will test soon. I would like to get my brokerage license. Granted, I have 4 years to figure this out while my time requirement progresses.
My question is, is there a way around the 3600 points and/or generally having to do that much work in this industry? I'm looking at this for part time/on the side. My dad got his agent license requirements almost covered while at TAMU because of his degree. He kept it up with CE, not working in the industry, and was able to become a Broker. Is something like this possible now, or has this passed with a bygone era?
My question is, is there a way around the 3600 points and/or generally having to do that much work in this industry? I'm looking at this for part time/on the side. My dad got his agent license requirements almost covered while at TAMU because of his degree. He kept it up with CE, not working in the industry, and was able to become a Broker. Is something like this possible now, or has this passed with a bygone era?