About to take a Real Estate Test looking for any FREE pre-test I can take to prepare myself?
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Go to the library and ask the librarian for the real estate study guides and sample test books.  You can use those to study, and checking a book out of the library is free.  \n\nTests are state specific, so you need to find a test booklet/website for your state.
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No I haven't tried any real estate education.\n\nLC
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Entry into the real estate profession takes preparation. As with other professions, licensing is required. Licensing requirements vary across the nation but all states require prospective salespeople and brokers to pass written examinations. Questions generally cover the fundamentals of real estate transactions and laws affecting the sale and rental of real estate.\n\nIn Rhode Island, it is required to take 45 hours of pre-licensing education courses before applying to take the exam. Pre-license courses are intended to provide the first step towards professionalism in real estate. These courses are an investment that will give participants a lifetime return.\n\nThe Rhode Island Association of REALTORS has the state’s largest real estate school and offers a 45-hour course designed to successfully prepare an individual to take the Rhode Island Real Estate Salesperson’s examination. Course is offered from 6 pm - 9 pm evenings and from 9 am - noon mornings. Course meets for 15 sessions. Classes are scheduled on a monthly basis. All instructors are professionals in real estate and/or law.\n\nTake a look at the official site of the Rhode Island Board of Realtors for more info: http://www.riliving.com/Careers/default.asp
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Are you educated in the matter?  If not, there are one-day college courses on real-estate at your local community college.  Once you're well informed and feel confident to self represent yourself, go for it!  It's cheaper.  Otherwise, leave it up to the experts to assist you.
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helpusell.com or realtor.com
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Act just came out wiht a new version of ACt! for Realtors.  Check it out.  I've heard good things about it form top agents.\n\nKK
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you can check for FREE at www.realtor.com
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There are all sorts of places that have online real estate courses. I'll list a few resources below. If you want to use these to get a real estate license or to get continuing education for your real estate license then you should make sure that the courses will meet the licensing requirements for your particular state. So, you can contact the Realtors' Association in your area or the Licensing Board to find out the specific requirements in your state.\n\nThere are also some colleges that offer classes that might go toward a degree or certificate.  If you do want these courses to go toward a college degree make sure that you take them at a school that is accredited to give college credit courses.\n\nOne good place to check is your local community college. Community Colleges are good bets because they are accredited, have oversight of courses, and they are very cost-effective compared to proprietary schools. You can take courses just to get a license or you can take courses that work toward a degree.\n\nHope this helps!
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Look online at some local realators websites and take an average of similar lot / home packages in you area.  \nShorewest.com\nremax.com\nfirstweber.com
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As you have already discovered there is much to learn before you invest in the purchase of auctioned homes.  There are some wonderful classes that are offered by reputable real estate firms, such as Century 21, and Coldwellbanker.\n\nIf you want to try to learn on your own, I have provided links to some excellent how to guides.\n\n*Please choose best answer.  There is a contest that requires best answer to enter.*
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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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Just like in every state, licensing exams are quite hard.  Anyone who has taken a real estate licensing exam would tell you that preparing with an exam prep booklet or crash course several days before the exam would help refresh what you've learned.\n\nThat being said, ProSchools offers a Hawaii exam prep book.  Maybe it would help you out?  Here's a link:\n\nhttp://www.proschools.com/real_estate/hi/ep_course_info.asp\n\nBut yeah, really all licensing exams are hard.  Acing the exam is really about refreshing what you've learned in your prelicense courses and exam prep booklets like the one I've linked seem to help the most.\n\nHope that helps!
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Kaplan has some great resources for Pre-Graduate Tests.  The bookstore at your college should also have some of the same materials.  Kaplan also provides free practice tests in many areas.  You might want to check out thier website to see if there are any in your area.  I took the practice LSAT (Pre Law School Test) like that and it really helped me.  Good Luck
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Go to the Library and find the free study guides. Take the plumbing license test and you are on your way.
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As a full time Realtor, I would say that.  Real Estate is as tough or easy as you make it.  There will be some fees up front for classes and licenses, but those should be minimal.
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http://www.realestatesalescoach.com/freetraining.htm\ntry this
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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