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Each C-21 office is independently owned and operated. In general they only handle real estate sales and property management, not lend money. It's possible that there are some whose owners also own a mortgage company but working for both businesses may lead to conflicts of interest.

2007-07-30 18:27:46 · answer #1 · answered by Bostonian In MO 7 · 0 0

Im going to guess this is state specific... In Illinois, it seems to be the hottest thing around to be a dual agent, meaning both a realtor and a loan officer... Im a loan officer and I have to be one of very few that I work with who doesn't also happen to be a realtor, though none of them are with Century 21. I do remember one girl who came to work for us had to quit becuase the owner of the C21 she worked for told her he wouldn't allow her to do both with his company.
It usually just requires that you have the client sign an additional disclosure but I guess it would also be at the discretion of the owner of the real estate company.
Though if I could offer some friendly advice, I think it is important that realtors understand the mortgage process however I I can't begin to tell you the hours and amount of work you will put into a loan and if you do real estate full time, it will suffer because of it. Most of the people I work with either do both as a side job or if they do it full time, they have help.

2007-07-30 23:42:09 · answer #2 · answered by peachpop 2 · 0 0

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