What helpful tips can someone give me in order to pass the Real Estate Exam in Nevada?
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First and foremost study hard and lastly do not try paola.
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Find the website to your state Real Estate Commission.  It has a lot of helpful information specific to your state as each state has different requirements for licensing, fees, etc.
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I would interview at least 3 agents or brokers within your community, look at their sales record, marketing material and see if they have an internet presence this should get you started. 95% of the real estate is generally sold by 5% of the agents in any community. Coldwell Banker is a good company and I contend its not the company but the agents experience that will get the job done.
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Hi,\n\nFACT! 10% of the realtors NATIONWIDE make 90% of the commissions.\n\nI built a $6Kb initial investment to just under a million in 10 years with RIP (residential income property)\n\nI had a CA. RE license and let it lapse because I did NOT want to be associated with the residential SLIME BALLS that lie and spin the truth for their 6% or 3% co-op.\n\nRE agents hook up with title companies and escrow companies and generally get "consideration" for their alliance.\n\nThe BIG DEAL in residential is "farming your patch"; scratch pads and all the other junk that you hang on doors.\n\nIt ONLY takes ONE Realtor to LIE and you are ALL SCREWED, so it is NOT about YOU but your assciatres.\n\nThe bottom line is the BROKER!  If he/she has it together ETHICALLY then you are OK.  It is the BAD ones that set the tempo.\n\nDISCLOURSURE is the KEY and if you "spin" or lie it sends a WAVE of dis-trust that you can NEVER recover.\n\nI figure that 90% ofthe real estae agents get their license out of either desperation or are chasing the BIG BUCKS.\n\nThe former spends %$500 to get a job when no one else wilhire them; wonder why and the rest are housewives with too much time on their hands and KIDS to pick-up from school and take to practice.\n\nYou have the NEW BMW and huge house that you can't afford unless the wife contibutes some income.\n\nWhen you are chasing the "AMERICAN DREAM" with certified letters posted on the door, ETHICS take a second seat to a 6% commission on a $300,000 house clousure.\n\nTo get a "LISTING" you have to SELL that you are going to turn it QUICKLY at the asking (even though it isn't worth the asking)  Why be HONEST with 6% on the line. Get it in the MLS and collect the 3% when somebody else sells it?  Ain't rocket science.\n\nIf you are considering RE look at RIP because it is a FINANCIAL DECISION and you can walk from the BS if you do YOUR HOMEWORK and the math works.\n\nGood Luck,\nJacques
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The examination that you'll need will depend on the state that you're living in.  However, if you're looking for information on exam preparation, you find that at this site:\nhttp://www.e-realestatelicense.com/\n\nAnd it will prep you for the exam in any state.  Good luck!
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All you have to do is pass the Real Estate exam.  Take a class with your local realtor and they will prep you for it, for a fee.  Good luck!!
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Sunny is correct in telling you that you need only get your RE license to start selling.  However, what Sunny failed to mention is that these companies (at least the successful ones) will want you to have at least bachelor’s degree in Business, Marketing, Accounting or Economics.  Most of them will want you to have your real estate brokers’ license as well.\nAlso, please don’t be fooled by Sunny’s flippant comments about just taking the classes and getting started.  I’m not saying you can’t do well at it, I’m saying it takes a lot of VERY HARD WORK to make your self successful at it.  I know several commercial brokers, and a few successful ones, and the ones that are successful don’t half ass it, they work 60-70 hrs a week.  The payoff for these few is Huge, I’m talking high six and sometimes seven figure incomes but you have to want it, and you have to work for it!\nI hope I have given you a little bit better insight into the world of commercial real estate.  \nI truly wish you the best!
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When I was in high school I found myself in a very similar situation.  I got my real estate license the year I graduated.  I will tell you this; it’s hard, but if you work hard, you can do it.  Even being highly respected as a high school senior, in leadership at my church and in school, it’s still hard to get some one to trust an 18 year old w/ a $500,000 real estate purchase.  \n\nI started out by working at a national (resale) real estate company.  In spite of my hard work, I realized what I was doing was not going to pay off  because of my age.  I needed people to come to me, so I started selling new homes.  I won’t lie, these jobs are hard to get.  I worked a lot of long hours for a builder for not much money, but it has paid off.  I recently tested for my brokers license, and hope to open my own office in the future.  \n\nIf I could give a few bits of wisdom to you they would be this; \n1)  Work hard in school, if you can take extra classes in English and any type of business or law classes that you can, these will be very useful later on. \n2) Don’t listen to anybody that tells you “you can’t”, a lot of people will, and if you listen to them, you won’t.  \n3) Don’t give up, real estate has about an 80% wash out rate, it took me about 3 years before I started to succeed.  \n\nIt’s been 5 years sense I got my license, and I must say THE JUICE WAS WORTH THE SQUEEZE.
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Let me be the first one to ask...Where do you want to live?\n\nRegards\n\nUpdate:\nOh sorry, I wish I could help. Las Vegas is too far away. Try looking in the local paper. The amount of time on your job shouldn't be a factor. It's what you can afford that is a big deal. If you check with city hall, they might have a renters program for you. I know they give you 10k to help pay for closing cost and downpayment if you take a home ownership class.\n\nI wish you luck.
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Start looking in the daily newspapers who is selling and who is buying,etc.  You have to zero in on what sort of real estate you want to trade, whether it is commercial or residential.  You may stick to residential to start with and that too your own nearby areas.  Keep a record of who is selling and buying.  In the U.S. there are specific courses to practice as a Real Estate Agent.  Moreover, have a commission declaration form ready.  In fact you can start simply by stating that you want to sell your premises and see how the others are doing.  Good luck.  As soon as you have become successful send me a thanks note !!!
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There is no "National Title Database". Filing/recording the Quit Claim Deeds in Las Vegas will not publicly transfer title of the property. You will need to file/record the QCD's in Florida.
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Yes, but most of them are people trying to sell you an exam preparation package, and you have to register with the site.  When you register, you will get tons of spam.\n\nYour best bet would be to go to any real estate office and ask the broker for tips.
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Try and contact is the closest Real Estate I could find close to N.C. there may be some connection there also.\n\n http://deescountryplaces.com
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Are you certified to teach?\n\nLAS VEGAS< NEVADA  USA is always looking for teachers and a special fast-track program is available.  \n\nLook for CLARK COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT \n            in Las Vegas, Nevada  USA\non a website.  Good luck in your endeavors!
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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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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.