Want to know the best California Realestate Practice book?
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This question is miscategorized.\n\nSpecial Education refers to the education and parenting of children with special needs.
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Most realtors have their own real estate contracts. You can pick up generic contracts at most office supply stores.
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There is a website that gives you information about all sorts of Real Estate books. Have a good look you will find what you want.\nhttp://www.realestatebooks.org/
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Below is a link to a career page about Real Estate agents and brokers.  After reading this general information, you'll want to visit the CA Board of Realtors website at http://www.car.org/ for more information about local Real Estate schools and what is required for licensure.  Good luck!
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Try Gold Coast Real Estate School. Here, www.goldcoastschools.com/\nAlso FREC may help (Florida Real Estate Commission) They're teh ones who make the educational reqiruments. I was thinking about getting my mortgage broker lic after my sales lic.
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Nolo Press used to have an advice site.  They publish a lot of legal books so it's from the standpoint of law usually.  www.monster.com also has some interactive message boards where you can post a question and other people will answer.  Good luck!
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Start witht the National Association Of Realors\nhttp://www.realtor.org/\n\nYour state and county will also have regional association websites.
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Start here:\n\nhttp://www.midnightbeach.com/hs/California
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1) Go to your nearest (Michigan) licensed real estate agent and buy one for $5 (what ever) from him.  Make Xerox copies for 15 cents (what ever) each\n2) Same source for seller addendums.
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ask a realator or zillow.
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Try the Internet and your local library.  You can also ask other real estate developers about what they think about the future of the industry.
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Whenever I need to learn how to do something and don't want to pay exhorbitant lawyer fees, I look for a book or books that explain how to do what I want to do.  I would check Amazon.com for books on the subject.  I checked and found one on collecting judgements in California.  That may not be perfect for you but I'll bet there are many similarities between California and your state.  Once you learn the basics, learning the differences between California and your state will be easier from the courthouse clerk or from the librarian of a local law library (many courthouses have one).  Plus once you learn the basics, their explanations won't sound so much like they're speaking another language.  \n\nI have a book in my home library called, "Small Claims Court Without a Lawyer" by W. Kelsea Wilber and chapter 4 includes info on garnishments, attachments, levies, liens, etc.  This book is copyright 1992 so I wouldn't necessarily recommend it to you, but it's just an illustration of what's possible.  Also, every state is different.\n\nIf there's a law school near you, they'll have a great law library and usually very helpful librarians.\n\nThe clerk at the courthouse where you got your judgement would be able to help you if he/she has the right attitude.  That person would probably be good to talk to after you learn all the basics so your conversation is more aimed at the differences between the basics and what your local system requires.  If you start trying to get them to teach you the basics, they're probably not going to want to be bothered since that would generally take a lot of teaching and of course, the clerk is not a lawyer.\n\nAbout 15 years ago I wanted to change my name so I went to a law library downtown and found the law that explained how to do it.  I copied the form out of the law book, copied it into my computer at home so it was nice and neat, filled it out on the computer and took it down to the courthouse.  At the courthouse, I'd tell a clerk what I wanted to do and they'd help or direct me.  I went before the judge on my own, he asked me a question as to why I was changing my name (you're not allowed to change your name for deceptive purposes) and he signed my form, even adding the specific court designation himself to the top of the form that I'd left off that I should have included.  I walked out, went to the office where they process the completed form, paid the fee, they gave me a certified copy of the name change and I was done.\n\nCool!  And I didn't have to spend a penny in lawyer fees.\n\nGood luck!
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Type in Realtors liscense instead of being here. Go to a realtors office and ask them. They offer all kinds of classes.
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I grew up in HB, live in Costa Mesa and work in OC... Are you looking for a rental or purchase?\n\nDrop me an e-mail and I can refer you to a couple of good agents I have known for years, no hitch other than a thank you if it works out. \n\nKevin\nKruorock@firstratelending.com
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Jane Yurkevich from Borz Realty \n\nhttp://www.sfrealtyexpert.com
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Go to Realtor.com and type what you want and it will show a lot of homes you might like!!!!!!!
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Try these:\n\nDesigning Your Perfect Dental Practice: Foundations of Clinical Success by Jay M Hislop  (ISBN: 0910167559)\n\n201 Secrets Of A High-Performance Dental Practice by Bob Levoy (ISBN: 0323028691)\n\nMedical and Dental Space Planning : A Comprehensive Guide to Design, Equipment, and Clinical Procedures by Jain Malkin (ISBN: 0471385743)\n\nDental Office Management by Ellen Dietz-Bourguignon \n(ISBN: 0766807312)\n\nPractice Management for the Dental Team by Betty Ladley Finkbeiner, Charles Allan Finkbeiner (ISBN: 0323008860)\n\nAll are available from http://www.amazon.com