How do you become a real estate title and closing agent in New Hampshire?
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If you have no title or closing experience period, then I would suggest you apply for an entry level position at a mortgage company, title company or bank.  To the best of my knowledge, there aren't any classes you can take.  Try Lorman Education Services.  They offer classes in various industries.  Good Luck!
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The mortgage will originate in CT and the lien will be on the VT property. I just sold a Dr in CT a second home in NH. Went well
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Depends on where you are. If you are in the UK and have a degree then you can take a 1 year post-graduate course in property (find a course that is accredited to the Royal Institue of Chartered Surveyors) and then you will be able to find a job with any of the big real estate firms, or at least get on a graduate programme somewhere. \nI am a real estate executive in London, although i was did my degree in the States. I did a degree in English and then a one year conversion course at a university in London in Real Estate Management and got on a graduate programme with a big firm. They then train you up for two years and then you have to write what is called a critical anaylsis and present it to a panel of three professionals who question you on it. If you pass, you're then a Member of the RICS and get the letters MRICS after your name.\n\nOverall, I have found the real estate business very profitable, its easy to get promoted and work up the ladder once you have your MRICS qualification and the financial incentives are great. Also there are so many different areas to work in - you can let office space, retail space, buy and sell large buildings or portfolios of property, be a planning advisor, be a building surveyor, an estate agent, work with local authorities to develop land into new homes or leisure complexes - the list is endless. \n\nTry www.rics.org for more information - and good luck!!
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Since you did not indicate which state you live in, this website provides links to each state:  http://www.mortgagenewsdaily.com/Real_Estate_License/\n\nEach state has different requirements that one must fulfill before getting a license.  For example, in Texas, one may take the required pre-licensure courses online (210 hours must be completed prior to taking the exam), but the actual licensing exam must be taken at an authorized testing center.  Upon obtaining one's license in Texas, a 30 hour SAE course must be taken each year for the first 3 years of licensure and after that, a 15 hour MCE course must be completed once every 2 years from that point forward.  Incidentally, the Texas exam is reported to be one of the hardest in the country, along with the Florida exam.  \n\nAs real estate is based on referral and repeat business, the first year is the hardest, so anyone who works full time at another job will have a difficult first year in real estate, as he/she cannot devote full attention to being an agent due to having another job.\n\nReal estate is a very expensive industry to work in.  So be prepared to be nickeled and dimed.
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Start witht the National Association Of Realors\nhttp://www.realtor.org/\n\nYour state and county will also have regional association websites.
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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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It's called experience! Plus a license from the state. Call the secretary of State's office and ask them to send you the requirements and/or to guide you where and how!
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lol, my son is taking the test within the next three weeks too. In any event I'm a qualifying broker from New Mexico and a former real estate instructor in NM. I can't tell you what amendment or addendum can not be added in an exclusive right to sell in North Carolina so for North Carolina here is the link, in case you don't have it, so you can find your answer.\nReal Estate License Law, Rules & Regulations http://www.ncrec.state.nc.us/rules/rules.html \nLet me be the first to congratulate you in the aniticipated passing of your state and national exams.\nBuena Suerte
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Team up with some of your local realtors. This will also help you build a referral partnership with these realtors. You can also talk to your local title company and ask them to present information relating to the closing and legal issues of the closing process.
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contact your local real estate companies like ReMax and they can tell you how to go about obtaining your license.\nyou can also contact your local community college, as they are a very good source.
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The laws are different in each state - there is usually a state part of the test that you need to take/pass and a national part as well.  And in some states, if you need multiple state licenses, if you get a high enough score on the national part of the test, they allow that to count in the new state and you may not have to take the national part again.  There are educators in each state that offer the classes (usually a 40 hour class) that you need to take in order to get licensed.  Check with NAR or your local state Association of Realtors and they will have the details available for you.
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have knowledge. It also helps to join a professional association and take some real estate course and/or get your license.
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You go to a title company and they will do it all for you.\n\nGood Luck!
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varies greatly state to state, i've never been a realtor in New york so i dont know.  got VA and NC I dont remember HS being a requirement, but it maybe\nyou best option is to \ncall up and ask\ndo a google looking for the new york state real estate commission, they should be able to give you a answer\nor call a real estate school
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Go to your local real estate office and inquire of their classes.  Coldwell Banker or Century21 are good choices for starting your real estate career.
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i am intrested!!!!! i really want to be a broker in florence sc
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I've taken a number of the courses required for RE Sales Agent and Broker license in Washington State at the local community college, specifically Seattle Central Community College(I live within walking distance)\n\nAlso, check out the Rockwell Institute. They offer live/lecture classes at physical locations(they also offer online training). Rockwell writes the textbooks that many real estate exam training courses use, including Seattle Community Colleges.\n\nThe Univ of WA offers a number of Real Estate programs, too. See my links below for more info. \n\nGood luck!