okay so lets say i live in a small town out in cali and i have a job relocation in a small pa town. i need a house now. how would i look for a house all the way in this lil town in pa? i know i can call a real estate comapny but i wanna see all the houses availble to me…how does this happen.
I just passed my real estate test for NJ. I have begun my search for a job. I was wondering if any one new of any real estate companies that pay a base salary in addition to commision
I am looking to make a career change and get into my companies commerical real estate division, but I have no idea what training/education to get now to get me in that direction. Please help!
I live in Scottsdale Arizona and I applied for a job as a property manager at a property management company. They called me back and told me they would hire me but I need to get a real estate license. I was wondering if anyone knows how to get one, how long it takes and how much it cost. And if you already got yours where did you go did you like the school did you find it easy. Thank you.
The economy in Michigan ***** and my husband lost his job today. What does it take to become a real estate agent here?
I live in North Carolina, and I’m 20 years old. I’ve always had an interest in Real Estate. And I’m excellent in Math. What do I do to get started? What licenses do I need, and where do I go to get them? And will having that license with 0 experience still get me a job with a company? You have to start somewhere, right? Your help will be appreciated.
I’m graduating college next year and I’m looking for a career in real estate. I was thinking of going either the appraiser or agent route. Which do you guys recommend?
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 currently finishing up my Bachelor of Architecture degree and am considering aaplying for a masters in real estate development. Can anybody give me a more accurate description of what a real estate developer exactly does/ how a daily routine on the job looks like, especially the first few years after entering the field? Thank you!
I’m thinking of majoring in real estate and had a few questions for this job. What are majors required to become a real estate agent? Are there any colleges that specialize in that major? How about the required degrees? How many years of education will it take?
I also live in California to be specific.