do you need a license to be an estate agent in the uk?
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Anyone at all can establish themselves as an estate agent except someone who has been made bankrupt.\n\nThere is mounting pressure on the government to make it compulsory for estate agents to be registered but at the moment there's no such scheme in place.\n\nThere is a voluntary scheme which agents can subscribe to and this is operated by the National Association of Estate Agents (NAEA) whose address (I think) is 21 Jury Street, Warwick.
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There is no law requiring that a property manager hold a real estate license. Some companies, however, such as those that own a lot of apartment complexes or commercial buildings, require that the property managers who work for them hold a real estate agent's license. Most would accept a J.D. and a law license instead, but there aren't too many attorneys working as property managers.\n\nInformation regarding the process to obtain a real estate lisence in Oklahoma is available from the Oklahoma Real Estate Commission. The URL is listed below.
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Typically you would just disclose that you are a licensed real estate agent acting for your own account, and plainly state that information in the offer.  However, you should check with your state's real estate commission for any specific requirements.
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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 a retail license.
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Yes you have to be a U.K. citizen
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Hi there\n\nFirstly you may not need a HMO licence.  ... visit opdm.gov.uk, search for HMO, and follow their guidelines to see if you need a licence.  My understanding is that if you have 5+ occupants and they are not in the same family, then you need a licence.  \nIf you find out that you need a HMO licence you have to go to your local authority, some will charge, some will not.  .. it would have to be a big flat to house 5+ people so you may not need the licence anyway.\n\nI hope this helps.
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You do need a license to sell insurance. Their is a business that you might be interested in, it is similar to insurance but does not require a license. Many insurance brokers are doing this because of the similarity to their field and the great compensation plan. Go to www.NonStopCashFlow.com for all the details.
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wtf?do u need a liqor licence?
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what kind of experiance do I need and is it something i would have to have a license for and can i do it from home?\nwllw900@yahoo.com
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In most states, no, you can't become a part time real estate agent without a license.  A great option would be to contact some local Realtors and see if any need an unlicensed assistant.  This is the best way for you to learn the business ins and outs, without the financial investment or the risk of losing your shirt if it doesn't work out.  Added bonus: if you do well and really enjoy it, your "boss" (the Realtor) may pay for your schooling for you and help you to start your career.\n\nSean
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An actual degree is not necessary, but there is a certificate program.  It cost money too.  Sometimes if you hook up with a real estate company they will help supply the cost for the program.  Once you are certified you will also have to keep your certificate updated by attending I think it is 20 hours of seminars per year.  This helps keep your license up to date.
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Becoming a realtor doesn't require any degrees, though they might help you land a job.\n\nWhat you need to take is the real-estate exam (which you can study at home for). Once you take that, you get your real estate degree, then you look for a realtor company that will take you under their wings.\n\nIm sure having a degree would help you land that job, and would increase the amount of money you make.\n\nPeople skills matter too.
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It depends what you want to do. If you want to work as an agent with a multiple listing service you will need a licence. You can also buy foreclosures or power of sales and try to sell them for market value. You can rent property out. You could try to gather some investors and start a real estate investment trust, a REIT. The internet has opened a massive potential for for sale by owner websites. You could do all of these. \n\nBe frugal and take things slow. Learn to understand interest rates. Are rates currently rising or falling? Why?Learn about insurance, taxes, utilities, upgrades, etc. Learn to perform the duties of a home inspector or hire one!\n\nGood luck!
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That all depends on what you are doing.... Putting in a new fridge, no.  Replacing the stove, no.  Fixing a hole in a wall, no.  Now, are you going to replace wires in the home or unit, yes.  Most trade jobs that require an licensed expert and the answer is yes.  Just look at the liabilities of what appears to be a simple thing of hooking up a new service to a hot tub and then something going terribly wrong and that should open your eyes to having the proper license.  Listen to those that say you do not need one at all and you may get by until something happens. Just call your local building inspector what you are requested to do a job that you think may need license and they will be able to tell you.
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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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I am sure you do, as in the State of Texas, apartment locator's do need a real estate license.