What can I do to help me pass the GA Real Estate license test?
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I only know of one online course that has it\n\n\nhttp://www.careerwebschool.com/realestate/re_education.php?sid=1&ernid=1074
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First, I don't know of any online pre-licensing course. Please check with your state Real Estate Appraiser Board to make sure that the course qualifies towards your education hours requirement. You can find your appraiser board website through the Appraisal Subcommittee website (below). The state site will have a list of approved courses and schools for PRE-LICENSE or CORE coursework.\n\nIn teaching appraisal, I have found Henry Harrrison's course book the most readable for adult learners. His books can be acquired through his website, Forms and Worms, or through Amazon.com. Dearborn Publications also has a fairly good guide.\n\nGood luck. I usually advise students to start looking for a supervisor for their apprenticeship while they are still in school. It is probably the hardest part of getting into the profession. You can download a list of licensed appraisers from the Appraisal Subcommittee website. Just click on the National Registry tab. Then click on custom reports. Be sure to select your state and select "Active" status for your list. The list is available in Excel, which can be tied to Word's Mail Merge Tool. You can then mail your resume to all available, active appraisers.
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Here are some books you could check out that would help.\n\nCalifornia Real Estate Exam Guide By. Minnie Lush \nCalifornia Real Estate License Preparation by William H. Pivar\nCalifornia Real Estate Practice Exams for the Broker License Exam by Thomas E. Felde\nReal Estate License Exams For Dummies by John A. Yoegel\nCalifornia Real Estate Practice by Lowell Anderson
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Piece of cake. As long as paid attention in class, have gone over the driver's ed. training book, and have prepared yourself, you should pass with flying colors.\nGood luck.
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what do you mean stateboard exam?  For what area?  Do you mean the real estate test?
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In PA you must take two classes.  There are lots of places that offer them.  I took mine through Polley Associates and I know they offer them across the state.\n\nAfter you pass those two classes you must sit for a state exam.  Once you pass the exam you are elegible for your license.  You MUST find a Broker who is willing to let you hang your license with their company however, you can NOT practice on your own as stated by the person above.
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Hello,\n\nCongratulations on deciding on a long-term decision right at the outset of your career.\n\nBy deciding to buy your home, you will do the following:\n\n1. Stop paying someone else's mortgage.\n2. Build your own equity.\n3. Since you have a good income, you will book the tax benefits.\n4. Fix your monthly payment on living in a home for your lifetime (based on your mortgage).\n\nThe Process:\n1. Check your credit by yourself. Try to work on any cleanup that you might need to do (like some irregularities in payments or any other incorrect reporting regarding your credit history. A good Mortgage agent should be a great help and be able to do everything for you. But some mortgage agents might use this for a rip-off.\n2. See if you can identify your objectives, needs and wants. Like, if you want to live close to downtown, a new home, a nice neighborhood, commute, lifestyle etc.\n3. Find a good Realtor who will help you understand your objectives, needs and wants and put them in perspective so that he will help you identify the home you will want to live in.\n4. A good Realtor should be able to take care of the entire process. You have to zone into your dream home out of the Millions of properties available out there. You will also have to identify your constraints in terms of finances, having a Realtor will give you all these ideas.\n5. It is very important that you pin your requirements, it will make the process of selection very easy.\n6. The process itself.\na. Find a Realtor.\nb. Find a Mortgage Agent.\nc. Find a house.\nd. Once selected, make an offer.\ne. If the offer is accepted\nOrder inspections, title reports, HOA docs if it is a PUD / Townhome.\nFinalize Mortgage.\nRemove Contingencies based on investigations.\nGet ready for sign-off.\nSign-off\nDo a walkthrough inspection\nFund your mortgage\nGet your Keys\n\nYou may want to browse on the internet for some more preliminary understanding.\n\nDisclosure: I am a Licensed Realtor with Century 21 in San Jose, CA.
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What is your goal?\n\nGeneral learning = a local community college.  \n\nBecoming a realtor = real estate school classes (offered through real estate brokerages like Century 21).  \n\nBeing an investor = attend foreclosure sales, ask questions, buy books (avoid expensive classes).\n\nEmail with any questions.  Best wishes,\n\nJared
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hire the real estate attorney now that you should have hired in the first place.\n\nreal estate agents should not be doing contracts. i know that many states have them doing so, but real estate agents don't have qualifications beyond the real estate exam.
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I just toook my MD Real Estate exam today; I passed the General Portion but failed the MD portion by three questions...Boy! I was piss at my self... but look at it like this many people arent where we are right now. Just to take the exam we have to take 60hrs and pass the class. Not Easy. To help me pass the General portion I bought a book called: Guide To Passing The PSI Real Estate Exam 5edition. By: Lawrence Sager, Tim Meline. They do a great job in breaking down categories and there are three practice salesperson exams in the back of the book do those and make sure you get no lower then an 80percent on them. Be diligent be positive a pychic yourself up before the test. Do not study the day before go to the movies or something. For the Md part I dont know if im that much uset but I have the MD practices and Law book by Donald White which I had the pleasure of being his student from PG Community College. He has practice exams at the end of every chapter and a 40 question exam in the back of the book.\n\nMost Important if all else fails use comon sense and croos out the ones you are sure that are wrong. Stop to take small 10 secfond breaks. Have a good breakfast and say your ABCs outloaud driving in the car. Im 21 you have to look at it "A set back is a set up for a comeback" Hope this helps Peace
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yes it all depends on the state you want your real estate  license in ,or if you want you license at all ,if it is a money thing  you can try a local community collage, but the online school i used was \nLumbleau real estate school... anyway have fun\n\nFrank Camodeca\nColdwell Banker\nSunnyvale California
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each state has its own licensing bureau. You hav eto take the test and become licensed in each state you sell in.
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Contact your local real estate board or real estate association. They will info on the required courses you need to take and pass in order to obtain a license.\n\nhttp://www.newsrealestatesite.com/archives/04042006/how-to-become-a-real-estate-agent
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I am not sure what you are asking. Do you own property or want to sell property for other people?  I am going to assume that you want to be a Real Estate Sales Representive.  You have to be licensed in the state in which you plan to practice. Each state has it owns laws as to what classes and how many credits you have to take. You will have to pass a state exam. You will have to be sponsored by a Broker and work for a Broker.\n\nThe place to start is to look in your local newspaper on a Sunday and look at the Real Estate ads. Most companies are on the internet these days so you will want to look at both the newspaper ads and the internet website for a number of different companies in your area.  Which one do you like the sound and look of the best?  Which companies are the largest in your area?  Which have the best reputation?  Research all of this first. Then pick a few and call for an interview.  \n\nA job with a Real Estate firm is not like other jobs. You are not an employee. You are a subcontractor and you are paid a commission.  Some places you will have to pay all of your own advertising cost.  So make your decission carefully.  When you decide which company you want to go with, talk to the Sales Manager and see what you have to do to get licensed.  Wherever you go it is going to cost you quite a bit of money upfront before you start.  And you will need some money to live on for the first few months.
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First, take the Florida Real estate courses required by the state. Then take the Florida Real Estate Exam. FLorida does not have recip deals with other states. PS...you have to pass the exam to become an agent. You have to work with an established broker to hang your license. Otherwise, you license will be held hostage by the state of Flordia. A better question would be, why Florida?
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Go to the Real Estate Classes and introduce yourself,give some tips to the new agents on how to work with their loan officer to get their loans processed faster.(don't forget to pass out your business cards)\nThese are beginning agents and will be grateful for any info you can pass on to them. Tell you will work with them, since their new, and help hem get started.
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Dreamcatcher -- you will do fine! Your Realtor, if you picked an experienced one, will have some recommendations for you. Dont remodel the bath! Just do what he says. \n1) pick stuff up\n2) be flexible -- allow showings on short notice\n3) Greet the agent at the door, take her card, and get out of the house! \n4) IMPORTANT -- take the dogs to your moms's house until you get it sold. No kidding, dogs create apprehension -- you want relaxation! \n5) Hide small heirlooms, firearms, prescription medicine.\n6) My secret weapon -- make cookies during open houses. Chocolate chip with double vanilla. Only bake three or four at a time to keep that yummy smell in the house all afternoon. \n7) Smile.\n\nBest wishes, \n\nLeigh M\nhttp://www.LeighMaynard.com\nReal estate Typhoon since 1986