Any links/ info on how to get my 220 or 440 ins. license in FL??? How much money do these agents make?
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I'm an agent for Combined Insurance and I think it offers the best of both worlds, entrepreneurial and employment. It's 100% commissioned, so you are paid exactly what you are worth (just like owning your own business). But it also offers benefits, training, merit-based promotion, and the power of a Fortune 500 company backing the products. If you like, I could check into opportunities in your area.
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call the dept of labor in your area .. they'll set you straight.... on long island you would get a "home improvment license" it would also require liability insurance and a token test and fee.
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Recently, there was a similar question from a Mexican living in Israel wanting a Florida license.  He pointed out that he was not allowed to take the licensing exam without a social security number.\n\nAre you a Mexican citizen? US citizen? Green card holder?\n\nI don't know all of it, but check with the Florida real estate commission.  You will probably need at least a work permit, preferably a green card to get a license to practice real estate in the United States.  If no social security card, then at least an IRS tax number.  Your broker will need to give you a 1099 at the end of the year.
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You need to get hold of an agent in the area.  The title company will not just give anyone that information.  I also live in S.D., if you need to get pointed in the right direction email me:  kevin_canter@sbcglobal.net
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Starting at 27-30K in Florida.\nhttp://www.fpratreasurecoast.com/jobbank.php
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I know you won't do this; I would never have done this until I suddenly stumbled into it. No matter what your degree is in, advertise yourself as a "Domestic". Work for wealthy people only. Shower them with Country Club references. Look them up online and at the public library (Polk and Co. City Directory), find out thier background; what they like, what they want to hear. Tell them that a psychic told you to help them. Take no less than 15 dollars an hour. good luck. by the way, it does not matter what your degree is in at all!they want educated people who are not as knowledgeable as them, and perhaps a bit dumb and naive. hence, the psychic. promise me you'll try it once.
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Below is a list from A-to-Z of all occupation or category for licensing or regulation requirements in the state of Florida.\n\nhttp://www.stateofflorida.com/Portal/DesktopDefault.aspx?tabid=25
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Following site can help you\n\nwww.agencyfaqs.com
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I checked several business databases (see sources) and they are not registered to do business in the United States.\n\nBesides that, why don't you use some common sense? Why would you get $1 million for $25? If it sounds too good to be true, then it probably is.
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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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I am a HVAC trainer and troubleshooter working in the Southern New England area.  Furnaceman Technologies provides technical support and training services to several HVAC wholesalers in this area, and we offer similar support services to wholesalers throughout the USA.  \n\nWe are ready to start offering an 8 Month training program that covers most of the fundamental theoretical HVAC subject matter that you would need in this trade.  The training is almost 100% theory, and we only accept people who are working in HVAC related trades (plumbing, electrical, and heating/cooling), as their day job represents the best lab experience possible.  The fee for the entire course will probably be in the neighborhood of $3500.00.  \n\nThe one year schools that offer this information, along with limited lab time, often charge in the $16,000 - $23,00 range … so our program is only a fraction of what they charge.  Our classes meet twice a week for four hours each, and there are a total of 50 classes to this program.  If you are interested, take a look at www.furnaceman.com .... go to the middle of the page and click on "Fast Track" Eight Month Program.  You will see outlines of the five courses that make up this program.  Again, this is theory, and students will want to come to class alert and ready to participate.  We present this information using state of the art electronic media, we offer web site information on the subjects being covered, and we work real hard to get the student to thoroughly understand the material.  \n\nI'm thinking this is an exceptional deal in that we don't promote any brand of equipment, and this is not a sales pitch, just solid theory for this exciting trade.  Please realize, this is fundamental theory, and taking this program does not make you a “seasoned technician”.  But having this information will place you in a position where you will be solving problems while other self proclaimed “technicians” are only scratching their heads .  In many ways, you will be ahead of the majority of the established technicians in this field as they don’t really understand the theory of why things happen.  Too many self proclaimed technicians are really only parts changers, and trial and error mechanics.  Few, self proclaimed “technicians” have the theoretical base to understand why things are not working correctly, thus they really don’t know how to troubleshoot and correct problems.  \n\nWe promote the following phrase: Once you understand the theoretical "why", the mechanical "how" becomes easy.  \n\nIf you decide to enter this trade, please study you butt off, and continue study as you will never know it all.  We need highly trained technicians in this trade, we don’t need any more “hacknicians”.
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Try www.century21.com and maybe find a local agent that way.
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contact the state licensing department-- they will give you a list of all the hoops you will need to jump through, as well as costs to get and keep the license
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I recently retired from the real estate business in Central Florida after 27 years. For the past two years I have been offering free business mentoring services to young entrepreneurs. I can offer a variety of small business ideas depending on your personal interest and abilities. I will also make myself available for consultations by email or phone. I do not charge for these services.\n\nI must tell you that it is very difficult to get any (legal) business into a positive cash flow position that would be equivalent to your full time job. Most businesses take at least a few months to a year or more to start generating that kind of income. Can you afford to wait?\n\nIf you want to know more, please feel free to write to Bruce at boatclub@go.com . I will you help if I can.
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I used an attorney for the paperwork once. With the correct forms, you can do it, but it is really worth the price you pay the agent to take care of it.  They do all the leg work for you.  Advertisement is the power behind the sell.  Most charge about 6%.
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Try looking on the internet for agents on Dateline around a year ago they had these older people on their talking how they was on fix income but was doing commercials. Their was this one man they was talking how he just was going from one commercial to the next and they had agents this may be why your having trouble getting intouch with someone i have worked for some entertainers and nobody can get close to them agents is your key. Get you photos done by professionals and dont sign anything untill a lawyer looks over it. Well good luck go after your dreams they never just come and knock on your door.*
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from a real estate secretary's point of view... its better to go through a realtor... Latter & Blum, Coldwell Banker, ReMax, etc... so that you do not get screwed...  \n\na licensed realtor will work for YOU in getting everything passed properly into your name and let you knwo if you are paying too much or getting a good deal!!