passing the background check for real estate license in ca?
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high school grad\n\nno felonies\n\npass state exam
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See the link below.  Real estate laws vary by state, and some states have mutual recognition with each other.  Others may require you to take a shorter version of the test, and some may require you to take the entire course over in their state.
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try this:\n\nhttp://www.dca.ca.gov/bsis/roll_cert_program.htm
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Each state has its own commission that governs realtors.  Usually you can go online to get the application.  You can also submit your transcript showing any college courses you have taken that they might give you credit for.  They will outline what classes you need to take.  You will then have to take a state exam. Most states require that a broker hold your license.
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Most licensing laws only automatically preclude people with felony convictions if the conviction is somehow directly related to the job for which you are requesting licensure.  Almost universally, you will have to disclose your criminal record on your licensure application and provide an explanation of the charges, outcomes and any restitution or punishment.  They will then most likely conduct a full criminal background check to make sure you told the truth.  The results of the background check and the information you provide on your application will then be reviewed by the licensing board to determine if they feel that your past criminal record would impact your ability to perform the duties of the license you're requesting.  Any decision they make will have to be made based on the policies and or laws that govern the license.  You can obtain a copy of the relevant policies and laws by contacting the licensing board and asking for a copy or by checking out their website.
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Take the courses, pay the fees, get fingerprinted and other background checks, and pass the test.  \n\nTaa dah!  you licensed as a salesperson.  \nBroker's license is a little more complicated.
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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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It depends what state your in. California requires that you have a license and you can contact the licensing office at (916) 229-4530.
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I used to work closely with background check agencies.  if it's for basic employment, they look into your education, previous employers, dmv, convictions.  as for emoployers they can only find what you list, if you choose to omit a employer they can't find it.  the only things you can't omit is felonies and misdemeeners and dmv.  they can also see all previous addresses you've lived in.  credit check is rarelly done, but if the employer is interested in that, then they can do that too.  in certain states, by law, you are to receive a copy of your background check after it's been completed by the agency who ran it, for free.  I know california is one of those states.\n\ngood luck :)
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Yes, your father should get a business license. You did not mention where in California, so you may want to start with the California Business site called CalGold, where you enter your county and city and business type to find out what is required: http://www.calgold.ca.gov/ \n\nThe license itself will be issued by the county in which he resides, so go to that county's website and see if they have an online application. \n\nOther very useful centers are the Small Business Administration (SBA) http://www.sbaonline.sba.gov/businesslaw/index.html \nand Small Business Development Center (SBDC) http://www.norcalsbdc.org/aboutus.htm. \n\nThey both offer counseling and assistance in the start-up of small business. All counseling is confidential and most counseling services are free.\n\nBest of luck!
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I can help you, I think.  I am a ne agent in AZ myself.\n\nFirst visit the AZ Department of Real Estate's website @ http://www.re.state.az.us/ and click on licensing information.\n\nFirst you will have to take 90 hours of classes at an accredited school. Then take and pass their test.\n\nThen you will have to take and pass the state/national exam given in two parts.\n\nThen you will have to find a broker to hang your license with. Essentially this means that you will have to find a firm to hire you.\n\nLastly comes the fun part.  You will then need to find clients who want to employ you to sell them a home.\n\nGood luck in your new career choice. If you have any other questions drop me a line
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Look in the CA business and professions code.
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In California, you can have an off-site manager for an apartment complex of any size.  But if the complex is 16 or more units, that person needs to have a Ca. Real Estate salesperson license.  If you feel that the 'neglect' of the complex is an issue, report it to the California Department of Real Estate (DRE)- go to www.dre.ca.gov\nYou can get the phone numbers to the area office for your county, and a bunch of other helpful stuff. \n(I have a degree in real estate and escrow- i should know!)\n\nYour landlord has a responsibility to you and all other tennants of the building to guarantee 'quiet enjoyment of dwelling spaces in possession of the tennant'... That's the law.
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First you must have 4 years experience as a licensed sales agent.   The DRE (dept. of real estate) will allow a college degree in place of the experience or an associate’s degree as substitute for 2 of the years of experience.  There is also a list of required classes (listed below).  After completion of these requirements you can apply to the DRE to take the brokers exam.  The exam is taken in two sessions one in the morning and one in the afternoon.  Each session is 2hr 30min long and consists of 100 multiple choice questions.  The minimum passing grade is 75% accumulative from both sessions.   After passing the exam you must then apply to the DRE for the issuance of the license. \n• Real Estate Practice\n•Legal Aspects of Real Estate\n•Real Estate Finance\n•Real Estate Appraisal\n•Real Estate Economics or Accounting\n•And three* courses from the following group:\n  \noReal Estate Principles\noBusiness Law\noProperty Management\noEscrows\noReal Estate Office Administration\noMortgage Loan Brokering and Lending\noAdvanced Legal Aspects of Real Estate\noAdvanced Real Estate Finance\noAdvanced Real Estate Appraisal\noComputer Applications in Real Estate \noCommon Interest Developments
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I was the designated realtor for yahoo real estate in ventura county for a long time. It cannot be expanded that way. It is set up for residential only, and they cherry pick the listings that go in. The idea is to connect the party with a realtor who can truly find out what the client's need are and then as a specialist in the area, get the property needs met. If you want to see commercial listings, go to www.loopnet.com. I am a paid member there, so I can see more than the unpaid members, but by and large, you can see every commercial property for sale or least there.
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The examination that you'll need will depend on the state that you're living in.  However, if you're looking for information on exam preparation, you find that at this site:\nhttp://www.e-realestatelicense.com/\n\nAnd it will prep you for the exam in any state.  Good luck!
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To obtain a brokers license in the state of CA you must first obtain a real estate salesperson license and if you have a collage degree in a business relates field you may apply for a brokers license after completing the required continuing education and have your salesperson license for 1 year. If you don't have a business degree you can apply for a brokers license after 3 years as a real estate salesperson with your license in good standing