How to apply for the real estate associate person in Florida?
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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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Contact a commercial Real Estate Agency and give them a list of your requirements. They will find the properties for you.
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Requirements...\n1) Complete required training at one of the North Carolina real estate schools or otherwise satisfy pre-license requirements. \n2) File application form and fee with the North Carolina Real Estate Commission. \n3) Commission determines eligibility for licensing examination. \n4) The examination can be taken by computer. The Commission sends a notice of examination eligibility and the applications contacts a testing service to pay the examination fees and schedule examination. \n5) If the applicant wants to take the examination with paper and pencil, the Commission schedules the applicant for an examination. \nAll licenses expire on June 30 of each year.\nHere is a list of schools(pdf)...\nhttp://www.ncrec.state.nc.us/pdf/LicensingBooklet/PrelicensingSchoolsList.pdf\nSummary of the new law(pdf)...\nhttp://www.ncrec.state.nc.us/pdf/brochures/SummaryofLawChanges&FAQs.pdf\nNoCal Real Estate comission site on new liscence...\nhttp://www.ncrec.state.nc.us/default.html
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Depends...state specific question. Contact your local Association of Realtors.
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First you must have 4 years experience as a licensed sales agent.   The DRE (dept. of real estate) will allow a college degree in place of the experience or an associate’s degree as substitute for 2 of the years of experience.  There is also a list of required classes (listed below).  After completion of these requirements you can apply to the DRE to take the brokers exam.  The exam is taken in two sessions one in the morning and one in the afternoon.  Each session is 2hr 30min long and consists of 100 multiple choice questions.  The minimum passing grade is 75% accumulative from both sessions.   After passing the exam you must then apply to the DRE for the issuance of the license. \n• Real Estate Practice\n•Legal Aspects of Real Estate\n•Real Estate Finance\n•Real Estate Appraisal\n•Real Estate Economics or Accounting\n•And three* courses from the following group:\n  \noReal Estate Principles\noBusiness Law\noProperty Management\noEscrows\noReal Estate Office Administration\noMortgage Loan Brokering and Lending\noAdvanced Legal Aspects of Real Estate\noAdvanced Real Estate Finance\noAdvanced Real Estate Appraisal\noComputer Applications in Real Estate \noCommon Interest Developments
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Good luck!  hopefully some of the information below can be  of help:\n\nInfo on landlord/tenant rights and responsibilities\nhttp://floridapirg.org/consumer/renters/rrpage1.htm\nhttp://www.800helpfla.com/landlord_text.html\n\n\nFrom florida.gov:\nFlorida State Courts Self-Help Center:\nhttp://www.flcourts.org/gen_public/family/self_help/index.shtml\nAlternative Dispute Resolution Center:\nhttp://www.flcourts.org/gen_public/adr/index.shtml\nLegal Aid Services for Greater Miami\nhttp://www.lsgmi.org/\n\nMiami Contact information\n\nCode Enforcement\n901 SW 62nd Ave.\nMiami, FL 33177(305) 266-1122\n\nDiscrimination\nEqual Opportunity Board\nSteven P. Clark Center\n111 NW 1st St., Suite 2150\nMiami, FL 33128\n(305) 375-5272\n\nMiami Legal Aid Services\n124 NW 1st Avenue\nMiami, FL 33128\n(305) 579-5733\n\nLegal Services of Greater Miami\n16201 SW 95th Ave., Suite 301\nMiami, FL 33157\n(305) 232-9680
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Real estate forms:\n\nhttp://www.uslegalforms.com/real-estate-forms.htm
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You can take the classes you need for your licens online or at a Jr. college. I went through allied schoos online and it was a great program. Allied is licensed by the State of California to offer the real estate appraisal school program.
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If you can get in with Realtors, go for it.  There are so many "B Credit" loan officers out there that the Realtors don't need you.  They have a guy already.  Concentrate on doing one thing really well and let them know what that one thing is.  That's your only hope going directly to them.\n\nSend letters to all your office's past clients.  Give them an article or something that will interest them and publicize a mortgage or credit seminar.  Call this list of people and ask them if they'd like to reserve a seat.  You can advertise but you may not need to depending on how big your house list is.  I did all this and of all the people who attended, only about 1/4 or less came that saw the ad.  Everyone else came after I spoke to them on the phone.  It will get you some deals but, most importantly, it will spread good word of mouth about your company.  \n\nHere's the most important part.  Take these new deals to Realtors that like you.  If you give them deals, they'll do the same.\n\nThis is one of MANY options.  You could work with local FSBO's by PreQualifying their potential buyers.  Or call "for rent" ads and send them info about investor and commercial loans.
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I'm a Realtor from Dallas / Fort Worth.  Email me at rodbaker@fwrealtor.com and let me know what you need.
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Contact your State Board of Realtors.
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Go to the Real Estate Classes and introduce yourself,give some tips to the new agents on how to work with their loan officer to get their loans processed faster.(don't forget to pass out your business cards)\nThese are beginning agents and will be grateful for any info you can pass on to them. Tell you will work with them, since their new, and help hem get started.
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Have your Real Estate Agent put you in touch with the right state and/or fed agency. This is income dependant.
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try a local real estate agent.
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The only way you can get access to MLS listings is through a Realtor. The MLS is funded by Realtors with the purpose of sharing information with other Realtors regarding available properties. This is how we service our clients. It sounds to me like you are not clear on what an agents role is. Let me explain:\n\nWhen you see a home for sale and you call the agent who's name is on the sign, that agent is working exclusively for the SELLER. Their job is to represent the sellers and protect the sellers interests only, not yours. You are on your own. Its up to you to make sure you are not over-paying, not to mention all the legal liabilities that go with it. In other words, you have nobody protecting your interests.\n\nNow, if you are thinking about buying a home and contact a Realtor who specializes in servicing buyers, they will be able to show you all the properties that are available within your criteria, check current market conditions to make sure you don't over-pay, and handle all of the legal aspects and make sure you are protected in the transaction. In most cases, the buyer's agents fee is paid for by the seller, so it costs you absolutely nothing. Doesn't it make sense to use a Realtor?\n\nIf you are concerned about an agent hounding or pressuring you, just let them know up-front that right now you just want to look and most Realtors would be happy to mail or e-mail MLS listings to you with no obligation.\n\nHope that answers your question and Good Luck!!\n\nBTW, Realtor.com does not have EVERY home listed in the MLS, just the ones where the real estate companies pay for that website.
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Check with your state Real Estate Commission.  They will tell you exactly what you need to do and how to go about it.\nCheck out this site State of PA:\nhttp://www.dos.state.pa.us/bpoa/cwp/view.asp?a=1104&Q=433107\n\nGood Luck
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Below is a list from A-to-Z of all occupation or category for licensing or regulation requirements in the state of Florida.\n\nhttp://www.stateofflorida.com/Portal/DesktopDefault.aspx?tabid=25