I am changing careers and need a repitable real estate vocational school.?
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I don't have real estate background.\n\nI change career and am now into MLM. If you are changing career, I encourage you to explore it too as an option. \n\nA website I recommend is www.network-marketing-works.com.
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Buy the Carleton H. Sheets real estate course.  It's good and will teach you how to get started.  He's been selling this course for many years and updating it every few years so he's not a fly-by-night scam artist.\n\nhttps://www.asseenontvnetwork.com/vcc/pei/carletonsheets2/904666/?partner=GGLE&mb=GGL021
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Track down a website through Google. Try "Real Estate PA" . Or go to a larger Real Estate office where you live now and ask them to refer you.
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You should check with the real estate commission. You might need to retake the classes if too much time passed. \n\nIf you don't have to take the classes again, buy the books from your local real estate school that they use for classes and study. I had a disk I used to take practice exams. I'm in Pa.\n\nGood luck!
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I am currently taking classes online for my California Real Estate Broker's license through Allied Real Estate School: http://www.realestatelicense.com/\n\nI have been pleased with the classes and their customer service is very good.
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The seminars can be found on the web - you will have to do the research. You also want to make connectiosn with realtors - and others who will be your primary source of referrals. Another tool you want to look at is the Linked In system. It is great for networking.  If I was looking for any kind of specialist I would look there first.
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Real Estate Agent is probably your best bet. Do a search on google or yahoo and look for local private schools who gives classes or you can find some online one's.
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I did mine through RET online. They all seem to be the same as my wife used a diffrent company and the information was basically identical.\n\nDo a search for real estate trainers or RET online.\n\nGood Luck\n\nKevin\nKruorock@firstratelending.com
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I think training outside of college is a GREAT idea. if you have an entreprenurial spirit/brain, you can go far in industries that do not require college degrees.\n\nIt takes about 4 months (minimum) to get your real estate license. It takes some money to get the training and take the licensing test. And then, plan for at least 6 months of NO SALES, while you get a feel for the market and find clientele. It is important to find a real estate company that will support you, train you and show you the ropes. This may be difficult depending on your location.\n\nReno, NV has a great real estate company that does FANTASTIC training: Remcor Real Estate (remcor.com).\n\nIf you want to go into a field that doesn't require college, and will bring in money a bit faster than real estate, with a lot less work--look into lending and selling investment vehicles. World Financial Group is a national company that probably has an office near you (wfg-online.com). It takes some money to get started here, too, as the financial industry requires background checks and licensing/testing. You can get into lending very quickly, and with minimal expense. Let your mortgages cover the cost of getting licensed in other areas.\n\nIf you're in the lending/financial industry, you will be able to invest in real estate for yourself!\n\nBest of luck! Stay strong! And only take advice from people who are doing what you want to be doing/have what you want to have!
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I started by attending local REIA (Real Estate Investors Assoc.) meetings.  They are free in my area and was able to network and learn from people who have been in the business for years!  It got my foor in the door to a lot of opportunites.  I would see if there are any in your area.  It is a great way to learn and network.  Good luck!
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I only know of one online course that has it\n\n\nhttp://www.careerwebschool.com/realestate/re_education.php?sid=1&ernid=1074
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Easiest way to get it follow the advice they've already given you here. Either on line or with broker's company and you'll have it in a few months.\n\nThe RIGHT way, study & get eduated!\n\nI would NOT suggest you take ANY classes from ANY RE company because all they teach you is to memorize certain things and memorize the questions so you can answer them correctly during your exam. This way you can start making money for the company.\n\nI personally think you will be doing a diservice to the community if you go this route.\n\nI suggest you research your local community college or University that offers these classes. The instructors there DONT have a financial interest on you passing the exam so you can make them money. These instructors are either currently in the business or have been in the business before.\n\nAfter you get your license there are still classes you can get at school.\n\nFor EXTRA information, the training classes your local Association of Realtors offers or may be even your RE company, they will teach you about the contracts & more.\n\nSo all and all study and get the right education.
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What is your goal?\n\nGeneral learning = a local community college.  \n\nBecoming a realtor = real estate school classes (offered through real estate brokerages like Century 21).  \n\nBeing an investor = attend foreclosure sales, ask questions, buy books (avoid expensive classes).\n\nEmail with any questions.  Best wishes,\n\nJared
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Try this one (I cannot vouch for them...I found them online):\nBecome A Mortgage Broker  \nLearn the business from an industry insider. Start your career now. Unlimited income and freedom are within your grasp. \nwww.mortgagebrokertraining.com
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check these two links out:\n\nhttp://www.trade-schools.net/allied-business-schools/programs.asp\n\nhttp://www.vaned.com/\n\ngood luck, Anna :o)
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Maybe ask a Real Estate Agent?  Or perhaps someone at the school were the course is taught could provide it.
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You need to obtain a state real estate license.