What do I need to do to get a Real Estate License in Puerto Rico?
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You need to call the Puerto Rico "Department of Real Estate" and they can send you the exam application which requires a fee be paid, and a form filled out, and an exam passed.
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You will find information regarding obtaining a real estate license in Oklahoma at the Oklahoma Real Estate Commission's website (www.orec.ok.gov)\nGood luck!
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WHERE in California are you?  Go to www.MikeRuss.org for locations.  I went to the one in Anaheim, CA to get my Life Agent license, but they also do P&C as well as Real Estate.  Good luck.
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you should probably start out as a licensed realtor to get an idea of what you are dealing with in your area.  There are classes that a person can take to become a certified appraiser.  Check with your local Board of Realtors.
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Check with your state Real Estate Commission.  They will tell you exactly what you need to do and how to go about it.\nCheck out this site State of PA:\nhttp://www.dos.state.pa.us/bpoa/cwp/view.asp?a=1104&Q=433107\n\nGood Luck
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I personally DO NOT advice you to ge ANY type of training to pass your exam for your license from ANY Real Estate brokerage firm.\n\nThe reason for this is that every RE company, they just want you to pass the exam as soon as possible so they will train you to remember stuff, remember questions and how to answer them. That is NOT the way to go. If you really want to learn your business and REALLY be a professional you should undestand the subject and know the subject so in my opinion you should go to a community college or University where they offer RE classes. The instructors are usually people currently in the business but they don have the agenda of assuring you pass the exam so you make money for them.\n\nIf you are looking for book to teach yourself it really depends on the state you live. Every state has different laws and regulations when it comes to RE. Check your local Department of Real Estate for your requirements.\n\nGood luck
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It really depends on how well you know your market.  Do you have contacts in the industry (banker, movers, other realtors, teachers, etc.)  Getting your license can be the easiest part ...
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You could go to a traditional school for your real estate school needs, or you could try what I did and do it all online.  Online is a great way to go, you can get through the required material much faster than you would sitting in a class room.  I took classes thru United Educational Services and Allied Schools (both are licensed by the state of CA).  I would HIGHLY RECOMMEND Allied.  Their materials are much better and they have great customer service if you run into any problems.\nGood luck with your real estate stuff.
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I would suggest taking some courses or getting a degree in business.  I would at the least, get your real estate license.  The best thing to do would be to work your way up.  You can ask local property companies about interning with  them, or job shadowing.  Ask if they need a receptionist, or an assistant.  Property management requires knowledge of lots of laws and regulations.  You'll need to gain a lot of experience.  Good luck.
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All you have to do is pass the Real Estate exam.  Take a class with your local realtor and they will prep you for it, for a fee.  Good luck!!
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Probably not much, typically a few hundred dollars depending on how you do it. It depends on what state you want to license you. You should start by finding the website for the state department of real estate in your state and read the requirements. \n\nYou will need to get some training, which you can get from junior colleges in many states, or correspondence courses. Once you have this training you will have to take an exam with the state and they will charge you fees for this. If you pass you will likely have to pay some more fees and may be required to get more training within a certain time period. Sometimes I see brokers who will reimburse new agents for their training after they make their first sale.\n\nThen, once you have a license, you can be a licensed real estate agent, or if you join your local board of realtors and pay the monthly dues you can also join the National Association of Realtors and call yourself a realtor. Only members of NAR are called realtors. \n\nYou could also study to become a licensed real estate appraiser, or a loan representative. In some states the loan officers are licensed by a different department of the state government. There are specialized courses and schools for these professions. \n\nThe two links below are to the California Dept. of Real Estate, and an example of a licensing school in California. You should find these for your state. Good luck.
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You most definitely need your real estate license to get into commercial leasing.  Apartment leasing consultants don't need licenses if they're only working on one property. Find the best real estate school in your area and get your license. Then you'll have to take the state test (which is not as scary you would think). Then you may have to be an assistant to an established broker in town to get your foot in the door.  You can get your commercial experience that way and then gain more independence.
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Look up the licensing requirements on your state department of licensing.  Your question is too vague but you can find the requirements for RE licensing on the state site.
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Easy and fun. \nGo to Peninsula de Macanao, and ask for the Provita office (is a ONG) they have several programs in the island and I guess they migth be able to assist you.\nGood luck and have fun.
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Take the real estate course.  It is offered throughout Arizona.  You have to be sponsored to actually get the license as an agent.  You will work for a real estate broker.  More information from the link below.
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http://www.real-estate-career-info.com/real-estate-agent-in-maryland.html\n\nhttp://www.realestatelicenses.com/maryland-real-estate-licenses.htm
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You will either need to get your broker's license (more classes & more tests) or you will need to operate under an already licensed real estate broker.  I believe it is unlawful in any state for a real estate agent to operate without a broker but, I may be wrong.  I am only well versed in Arizona real estate laws.\n\nBy the way, if you have taken the classes and passed the test to get your real estate license then you are a real estate agent.  You are not a "Realtor" unless you join and pay the association fees for the National Aossciation of Realtors, which also requires you to follow their code of ethics.  You can not simply get your license and call yourself a Realtor.\n\nAs for finding property to sell, first you will need to find clients who have property they want to sell.  Advertise, advertise, advertise!  All of this should be covered in your classes prior to licensing.