You will need to sign up with a firm before you start training, someone who is willing to take a chance on you. Most offices are willing to sign you up as a prospective real estate agent. Each state has its own laws concerning real estate education. The general rule is to be 18 years of age or older and a high school graduate. The course for many states is about 60 hours. They can range from 30 to 90 hours.
You need to have a clean record. There are many things to learn in the real estate field. You will learn about real estate practices, principles of real estate, real estate law, contracts, escrow, financing, negotiations, property values, comparative marketing, how to figure the net worth of a business, operating expenses, different types of deeds, leases, options and many other things. You will need to know a lot more than how to sell. There will be classes to go to and many hours of reading and studying. Then, finally you can take the state exam. It usually consists of approximately 150 questions. The questions include real estate law, finances, ethics, and the formulas for figuring the net worth and the net operating expenses of a business. You must pass the state exam before you can get your license. You can retake the test if you fail.
There are classes available to help you solely to study for the state exam. If you are unsure you have gained all the knowledge you need to pass, you may want to consider this option. There is a fee for the service.
Although, there is a lot to learn before you get your license, once you have them, you will need to renew them every one to two years, and you will have to take some continuing education classes.
Your technical college offers these courses. You may also look online for classes that you can take in the comfort of your own home.
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Post a CommentExcellent once again!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 5++++++
Nice job Vicky...Sorry I couln't resist a pun :-)