I am looking to get my Missouri real estate license, and I want to know where to go to do that. I know I have to take classes and such, I have talked to a realtor when I was living in Indiana about what I would have to do, but now that I am back in Missouri (where I previously was from and grew up, I was only in Indiana for a little while), I am not sure where to sign up for the classes and everything I need. This is something I have wanted to do for a long time, and I want to get started on it.
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After you have met the eligibility requirements (typically 90 hours of classes) and passed the examination, you may apply for your real estate salesperson's license. You must submit your application for license to the Missouri Real Estate Commission within six months of the date of your school completion.  Proof of satisfactory completion of BOTH portions of the required examination must be completed within six months prior to the date the application for license is submitted to the Missouri Real Estate Commission. \nContact Missouri Real Estate Commission for more specifics on approved schools to attend, fees, etc. 573-751-2628
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I think most of the no money down, subject to, and lease option stuff is crap.  Perhaps after you have gained experience you can get deals no money down.  I lived in a college town also and saw the same thing happening in my town.  Rentals were everywhere.  I got started in real estate as a birddog.  I made $500 finding leads for an investor.  $10/ per lead he didn't have to close for me to be compensated.  There are only so many investment opportunities in one market though, so now after much debate I am becoming a realtor. Then I plan on being a commercial broker and THEN an investor. It is gonna take a while. I really think that you need the money/ experience/ connections/knowledge before getting into such a heavy endeavor with such thick legal implications and even scarier liabilities/consequences. If you don't know what you are doing you can get hauled off to jail for 3rd degree felonies with that no money down garbage.  Besides that most single family homes make next to no cashflow, especially with the way interest rates are going up. HARD WORK HARD WORK HARD WORK!
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Check out the Real Estate companies like Remax and Century 21.  They have real estate courses that teach you all you need to know to be an agent..  \n\nAlso, look into your community education, they have basic real estate courses cheap.
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Try this link:\n\nhttp://www.gedonlineclass.com/\n\nYou can get GED for free if you're a missouri resident.\n\nAnd try this link:\n\nhttp://www.gedforfree.com/faq.html
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A real estate license allows you to act as an agent (middleman) in real estate transactions.  You would need one per state that you were activly doing transactions in.\n\nI agree...he most likely doesn't have one.
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I am acquainted with several good realtors in Georgia; however, neither has web sites - they are too busy to slow down to initiate one.  If you have a web site - I have advertisement space available.
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Contact your local real estate company.  They would know everything there is to know about which classes to take where.  Don't panic.  Explain to them your situation and let them help you.  Community colleges may have them depending on the college.  Again, call the real estate company.  I would try to sound interested in the company as though you want to work for them.  There are many companies to call.  If one does not work, call another.  However, I am sure anyone will help you.
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try local community colleges or your states dept of real estate they can tell you where clases are held ,most have somewhat navigateable websites, good luck!
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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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You should not need to be a resident of a state to possess a license to sell real estate in that state. However, if you are living in the state, other laws might require you to change it! \n\nYou will have to put down a current address to obtain a license. You might have to prove residence in the state for which you list your home address.
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Hello, my name is Tim and I work in St. Louis, MO for a Law Firm called Castle Law.  Yes, you sure can file still.  Do you live near STL?  Please e-mail me back and my e-mail address. tim-harper@sbcglobal.net
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In most states you have to be licensed in Real Estate to Manage other people's property.  Getting your Real Estate license is a great way to learn while you are getting some credentials.
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Best resource is the Department of Housing and Urban Development's website. Also, you may want to contact the national association of realtors for a list of agents who can help.
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have you considered buying.. if this is the going price for what you are looking for, in your area, then you could probably buy a home.. besides there are many 1st timer gov money (lot free $). programs you can web search or check with a realtor... i have no problem in paying a realtor their commission they work hard for it you too may want to talk with one ( i suggest using a well established firm.\n\ni would suggest that you check for the sellers list, owners  where you shop ect (network your desire to buy a home )
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Sunny is correct in telling you that you need only get your RE license to start selling.  However, what Sunny failed to mention is that these companies (at least the successful ones) will want you to have at least bachelor’s degree in Business, Marketing, Accounting or Economics.  Most of them will want you to have your real estate brokers’ license as well.\nAlso, please don’t be fooled by Sunny’s flippant comments about just taking the classes and getting started.  I’m not saying you can’t do well at it, I’m saying it takes a lot of VERY HARD WORK to make your self successful at it.  I know several commercial brokers, and a few successful ones, and the ones that are successful don’t half ass it, they work 60-70 hrs a week.  The payoff for these few is Huge, I’m talking high six and sometimes seven figure incomes but you have to want it, and you have to work for it!\nI hope I have given you a little bit better insight into the world of commercial real estate.  \nI truly wish you the best!
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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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