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Jay Mattlin, Real Estate Broker with Key Realty

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April
20

As I stated in my introduction, I have considered getting my Real Estate Salesperson license since I was 19. I even enrolled in classes twice and then cancelled because I was not sure I could do it. I mean, I knew I could do it as I have earned a Bachelor's and a Master's degree so the schooling was no problem. It was mainly the sales portion of real estate sales that scared me.

In the State of Ohio, there are several requirements to obtain your Real Estate Salesperson license:

  1. Be honest, truthful, and of good reputation.
  2. Be at least 18 years of age.
  3. Be sponsored by an Ohio Broker.
  4. Not have been convicted of a felony or a crime of moral turpitude. Not have violated any civil rights laws regarding real estate in the past two years as determined by a court of law or violated any rules of t...

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April
6

My name is Jay Mattlin and I was born and raised in Lancaster, Ohio. Well, born in Columbus, Ohio but raised in Lancaster. I can remember growing up in a small neighborhood on the East Side and having neighborhood friends. We were all constantly together, especially in the summer. In that time together, we explored everywhere we could possibly get away with going to in our little city of Lancaster and that is where my love of Lancaster and Fairfield County began.

I graduated from Lancaster High School in 2005 and like every other graduating senior, I had a master plan in my head of how my life would shortly be. I'd go to school, find an awesome job, get rich and retire to the beach. Sadly, it quickly became clear that the first part of that was not going to happen for me as I just could not fathom going back to school for another four years. I had decided to get my real estate license. I spoke to a couple of brokers and one Realtor at a brokerage and I was told I was too y...

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