in georgia can i start a real estate company with just a salesperson license?
399916
you will need to have a broker.  if you're not a broker, you will need to hire one.
971901
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.
44438
it may depend on your state (assuming you're from the US), you will probably need a certificate for sales tax and.. well that's about it from what I remember. if you mean by license a corporation, LLC, or SP, then no. you can be a private individual and sell online. however, if you're going to setup a shopping cart and not go through a 3rd party like CCNow (and similiar reseller merchants) you may need more accountability. this is actually a question you should direct to your secretary of state office
196478
You need to take the real estate licensing classes/test. Contact your state for more information.
633982
I have been in the real estate business in Central Florida for 27 years. I am a broker. I am guessing that you want to join the real estate industry to earn money. I can tell you that getting a real estate license is the easy part. Weaning money in this industry takes lots of training and lots of commitment. I can give you some suggestions about the many facets of the business but I would need to no more about you and your interest. If you need more help, write to Bruce at boatclub@go.com . Tell me more about your long term objectives in real estate.
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It depends on the state in which you want to originate loans.  Here in Minnesota you are not required to have any formal training or licensing to work for a mortgage broker and originate loans.  If you want to own a mortgage company or you want to get paid as an independent contractor (if your broker allows it, mine does) you must apply and pay for a MN State Origination License.  Pay the fee and you are good to go
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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 depends on what you mean by register:\n\n1) Do you need to establish a legal entity? See the first link\n\n2) Do you want to incorporate or form an LLC? See the second link\n\n3) Do you want to file for a State trademark? See the third link\n\nThe fourth link I posted is for GA's First Stop Business Information Center.\n\nHope that helps! I wish you much success & happiness in all your ventures!
222612
In most states you have to be licensed in Real Estate to Manage other people's property.  Getting your Real Estate license is a great way to learn while you are getting some credentials.
455492
If you are just managing a real estate office, then you don't need a license.
1167612
A real estate license allows you to act as an agent (middleman) in real estate transactions.  You would need one per state that you were activly doing transactions in.\n\nI agree...he most likely doesn't have one.
1127910
Depends...state specific question. Contact your local Association of Realtors.
770274
If you are not licensed, they can not and will not pay you.\n\nYou can get a reciprocal real estate salesperson’s license in NY if you meet the qualifications and have a sponsor who is licensed in NY.  Look up your state for the qualifications here:\n\nhttp://www.dos.state.ny.us/lcns/recipro.html
640804
no.. They just have to both be licensed in the state.
1136265
Check with the state of interest -- I posted a link to the SBA's Directory of States, Where to Obtain Business Licenses.\n\nHope that helps!
901243
Your license needs to be held by a brokerage in order to list properties. You need to get hired by a real estate agency.
96043
Go to the state of Californias web site for answers with starting a business, and the DRE web page with answers on Real estate.\n\nhttp://www.ca.gov/state/portal/myca_homepage.jsp