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split: Are you unemployed every morning you wake up? - 01/10/08 06:39 AM

In the real estate industry, there is usually not any form of residual income (unless you have a rental inventory, but you still need to do work to earn this income). Recently, one of my colleagues saw the benefits of being licensed in other areas of financial services. In Texas, a Group 1 life and health insurance license will allow any one who holds the license to receive compensation for referring business. In my referral circle, the mortgage broker and Realtor are licensed and receive 33% of the first year annualized premium of any life, disability, or health insurance written on … (0 comments)

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