I am going to be moving to Tennesee/kentucky in a little over a month. I was wondering how I would go about getting my real estate license preferably in Tennesee? Thanks!
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#1 by Michael K on September 11th, 2009
most places in Tn (Realtors) will pay for your classes or help out anyway…you take a test and get certified…most local Realtors will direct you in the right direction….good luck
#2 by sunshine on September 11th, 2009
Go to the official state government website for your preferred state and look under the licensing requirements for a real estate sales agent. Most states require a class which can vary from a semester long college class to a week long class. You then have to take and pass the exam and background check and apply for a license.
#3 by KathyS on September 11th, 2009
Being a Realtor is not really part time. It’s alot of work! Regardless of that, you would need to take the required real estate courses, pass those and then take the tests and pass those. Obtaining all the other things you need costs money. When I passed my tests, I needed to pay a few hundred dollars for my license, my lock box keys etc.
#4 by wizard on September 11th, 2009
why would you do that?everybody is getting out of the real estate business
#5 by dog whisperer on September 11th, 2009
you should already know this if you are in real eastate