I’m only 18 but I’m thinking of getting a real estate license when I graduate from college just to make some extra money on the side.
How long would it take and where and how can I get started on getting my license?
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#1 by I Buy And Sell Houses on September 15th, 2009
A month or less.
Best way to start is to contact several large real estate companies in your area. Most offer training programs. (I’m with Long & Foster; I took L&F’s program and it was very good.)
Tip: Do it in as concentrated a way as possible. I did something like 3 evenings a week and all day Saturday for, I think, 4 weeks. You often can do all-day classes, too. Don’t spread it out like one class a week. You’ll never retain all that knowledge.
When the class is done, you’ll take a practice exam. If you pass, the company will certify that you’ve had the required hours of training. Then you take the state exam.
If you pass the state exam, you pay your fees, affiliate with a brokre, and you’re set to go.
As I said, there are a number of good programs out there. Here’s a link to Long & Foster’s: http://real-estate-careers.longandfoster…
Hope that helps.
#2 by John Freeman on September 15th, 2009
A long time, if Obama continues throwing crap everywhere.
#3 by Wizards187-bulls=gonna lose on September 15th, 2009
Not that long. My mom is a real estate investor. and it didnt take her long…..she gets big money to…..you should do it.
PS: were in maryland
#4 by Stephen on September 15th, 2009
a bit