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I took a real estate course for Century 21 in California. I took and passed my principals test, and got as far as making an appointment for the state test. But did not go.
Anyhow, I am in Colorado now and would like to know how to become a realtor here. Do I have to go back to school or is there another way?
Thanks.
I have been interested in it for awhile – I worked at a law office for a couple years – would that help me get my foot in the door at a Real Estate company? Anyone have any advice or experience to share with me?
Is there any one way to do it? Do you just have to have a well paying job and just go from there? Can you major in something like Real Estate Developing or Land Development or something along those lines? I’m interested in becoming a developer for cities and such, but I’m not sure if this is realistic, and how one goes about becoming a developer. Thanks!
I am looking to purchase a home in a high cost area and want to go FHA. When do the higher limits go in effect?
Hi, I’m interested in becomming a real estate developer. I have the funding so loans are not a problem. I am not willing to get a degree in it because I honestly feel I will not need it. Plus, I am almost done with a degree in Psychology.
I have looked online for books but cannot find one that is really helpful to me. I can take a few classes in it including General Contracting, but that is it. Finding a mentor has proven difficult because not many people are willing to share what they know.
So does anyone know of any good books or classes that I should take (be specific) so that I can get started. Please answer my question with any references you may have.
Thanks!!
I want to build houses and sell them. I am not looking into ‘flipping houses’. Plus, I will be hiring a General Contractor. Basically, it’s like I want to build my own house then sell it. Why is that difficult?
I want to become a real estate agent. I know it is a bad economy but people still need house. What are some good states in need of people needing houses and what does it take to be a real estate agent. Thanks.
How much schooling do I need. Do I need to work for someone else after I am done with school and take a test? Is there a difference between agent and broker? I am at a crossroads and am considering real estate here in San Antonio.
Brazil has become one of the most desirable real estate markets in the world. Its fascinating culture, warm climate, some of the most stunning coastlines in the world, low prices and its booming economy have all combined to add to its international appeal and foreigners are picking up Brazil property investments in droves. Prime property in the choicest of locations is being snapped up by those looking for sound investments.
The biggest advantage for foreigners wishing to pick up property is that they are treated on par with the Brazilians legally in matters of real estate. This means that they have the same recourse to law as the locals and this is a huge benefit in a foreign country. The Brazilian government is going all out to woo the international buyer interested in Brazilian property investments and property and land ownerships are free from restrictions. Real estate in many equally popular tourist destinations across the world is exorbitantly priced with less chance of profitable returns on the investment. Brazil offers lower prices encouraging higher investment returns and its beautiful beaches and balmy weather only add to the attraction.
Brazil also boasts of the largest economy in Central and South America and plentiful land resources. Its economy is strong and stable ensuring that its real estate market remains attractive to property investors. Spectacular ocean front properties, acres of inland area suitable for farming or ranching, city penthouses, family homes or simple apartments; the options for properties are endless. Although traditionally, Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo have been the favorite haunts of property seekers, the current trend is moving northwards along the coast. Better infrastructure and increasing investments have raised the confidence in the real estate market of the North. Prices vary tremendously on the type of real estate sought and one can even buy the property and develop it as and when possible.
Compared to many other tourist places, Brazil offers a less frenetic pace of living and this also appeals to a vast majority of foreigners who wish to live there. The low cost of living as compared to Northern countries has also raised the demand from investors, tourists and expatriates. Many foreigners who are interested in tourist-driven Brazilian property investments find that Brazil is the right choice as its natural landscape offers a variety of terrain, thus increasing the potential of a variety of tourism. The country’s Carnival is legendary and its beach life extremely tempting to visitors. Property investors wanting to benefit form Brazil’s flourishing tourism industry and get substantial returns in the form of tourist rentals would do well to buy Brazilian real estate.
Brazilian property investments have taken an exciting turn in recent times and for foreigners especially there is no better time than present to avail of this opportunity.
I am currently attending the University of Western Ontario to obtain a Bachelors degree (in my second year). This summer (and the next summer) I want to attend OREA (Ontario Real Estate Association) to get my real estate license. Is this all I have to do to become a real estate agent? Do I need other experience, and what else can I do to guarantee that I get a job in the field?
I just graduated from college in May. I’m studying to get my real estate license, yet becoming a medical sales rep is grabbing my attention. Would going back to school to receive a biological technology certificate while also working as a real estate agent seem like a good plan? I want to know if being a real estate agent is a good way to receive selling experience which would qualify me to become a medical sales rep.