This is great to listen to while I am working. I am such an auditory learner, so it's very helpful. Thank you. I am looking forward to signing up for more of your services soon!
@@crystalrodriguez4600 congrats 🎉 so late I know but just wanted to see if you can give me advice of where to start off? What companies are good or what do you recommend.
if my school teach the way you do ii will not be my 3 exam i will be taking coming june :( well explained i really understand in details, and i took a lot of notes thank you.
Hi! Thank you só much for this. It has been super helpful. Quick clarification on Q36. What I was taught is that the Market Value is what the prop would sell for under normal market conditions, while Market Price is what the prop actually sells for. Slight difference but still something that I would love your take on. 🙏🏾
Good question! Value stems from the fact that things have worth. While the cost of your phone may be $1000 the photos in it may be priceless. Value is different for everyone and can be very challenging to determine. Some markets, states, and areas, may call describe value differently. My understanding is that, when it comes to Market Value or Market Price (for property), these are terms in some way mean the actual selling price of the property. You are correct, often, market value is determined by the overall dynamics of the market when it comes to economics, while market price is determined by what buyer pays for it. However often these terms are used together, at least in real estate. In the answer of the question it actually says "or" and I think that's because it can labeled as both. Kind in mind, A lot of exam questions are choose the best answer. So often some questions have more then one answers that under some school of thought could be correct. However, you must choose the best answer. Its also worth noting, value vs price is much different in investing than real estate and maybe you were taught from someone with an investing background. Hope that helps, Zack
Thank you, Zack. This clears things up a bit. You’re right, Market Value vs Market Price was covered under “Investment Properties” of the course materials. I’ll keep what you’ve said in mind when taking my exam. Cheers!
I'm so excited to have found these videos on here omg!!! Most of the questions are in my study books and at the end of every test. I find ProsProf practice test to be very helpful too. Will most of these questions be on the Real Exam?
Awesome TY! Do you have a Pennsylvania version of this? Also, I put the playback speed to 1.25 which was better for me for anyone having similar issues :-)
Most of the questions are the same each year. Which is why I say in the 2020 video to make sure to watch the 2019 version as well! Granted, we are constantly improving and adding questions so yeah, its going to be different, but not signifanctly. The only time questions change signifanctly is when laws change. Then we adjust.
Thanks! I have 100 questions to study from a program I purchased I also purchased all their books and the books especially the reading material is so confusing. It almost seems like it was written for maybe a lawyer to understand. Its ridiculous. I've had to do my own research for the terminology in this book. It is so boring and complicated. Anyhow their questions are also twisted. Ive taken this exam already like 17 times at least in California. They have made it almost impossible to pass. But with these questions you can actually understand what they are asking thanks. With question 5 when do you use each one of them?
One small request…may you please do a video where you ONLY read the questions, state the answers by A, B, C, and D…, state the explanations, and if someone needs you to go slower, they can pause it….all the in between talk makes it more confusing, especially if you just want to listen while working out, driving….I’m NOT being mean, but I’ve been looking for a video that cuts to the chase without the small talk, as well as give the CORRECT answers, such as yourself (the other cut and dry TH-cam videos I’ve seen have had the wrong answers🥴)) THANK YOU 💕💕💕
For salespersons and brokers. These are national portion practice exam questions. So they cover the national portion of the exam, in all fifty states, including Texas.
Technically, you are right Jeff, however with almost all questions you'll see on the exam its "choose the best answer." And by definition what they described is an offer.
your exam seems a bit easier then the ones I've tried before. Is there a reason why? I don't think is much because I have studied, because on yours I got about 85% on the first 40 questions, where usually the others I've been getting 50% or less then 60% which has discouraged me thinking I'm not ready
Our exam questions are based on ALL concepts you need to know for the real estate exam. So within it, there are basic questions, basic concepts, advanced questions, and advanced topics. The basic questions and topics should be relatively easy to understand. With that being said, we have a large pool of questions that we take from to generate each exam. So each time the exam is different. So theoretically, doing the first 40 could be easier then the next. See what I mean? I'd suggest taking one of the exams yourself, on our site, and then see how well you do. Like I said it varies every time so you may get an 85% one time, but maybe 50% the other time (at least for our premium users). Our premium users get full access to the whole pool and like I said it generates differently every time. Check it out if you are interested.
Our exam questions are based on ALL concepts you need to know for the real estate exam. So within it, there are basic questions, basic concepts, advanced questions, and advanced topics. The basic questions and topics should be relatively easy to understand. With that being said, we have a large pool of questions that we take from to generate each exam. So each time the exam is different. So theoretically, doing the first 40 could be easier then the next. See what I mean? I'd suggest taking one of the exams yourself, on our site, and then see how well you do. Like I said it varies every time so you may get an 85% one time, but maybe 50% the other time (at least for our premium users). Our premium users get full access to the whole pool and like I said it generates differently every time. Check it out if you are interested.
Everything he shared on this video was on the Florida real estate exam. They tricked some words a bit but this video is literally 90% on the state exam. From a realtor.
You don’t have to give us time t answer. We can push pause. That was really frustrating. Also, stop staying “hopefully you guys answered correctly” after every single question, it would save 20 minutes off this video 😂
Thanks for the feedback! I think I said that often because this was my first time doing something so long, and I was a little bit nervous, so I was trying to keep the conversation going. I will forsure do it differently next time. Thanks again for the feedback! :)
Thanks for watching! Check out the exam here: realestatelicensewizard.com/exam/
@Sirpatrick Iwu Great question! Yes these are national portion practice exam questions. So they cover the national portion, in all fifty states.
Thanks so much for making this video!!
I'm taking 2020 exam
I did all the practice questions with you on the 2020 exam and now I got all 40 of these right
This is great to listen to while I am working. I am such an auditory learner, so it's very helpful. Thank you. I am looking forward to signing up for more of your services soon!
Thanks for the kind words Sarah! Glad you find our stuff helpful.
Me too
Listening along as i wait outside the testing center!😬 im crazy nervous
how'd it go?
How did you do?
I passed guys! 1st try and I passed it! Woohoooooo!
@@crystalrodriguez4600 congrats 🎉 so late I know but just wanted to see if you can give me advice of where to start off? What companies are good or what do you recommend.
I passed thank you !!!
Nice!!! Congratulations!
Put on 1.5x speed you're welcome.
Perfect. Thank you.
This was a big help.
Glad it was helpful!
Awesome video man thank you so much . Feeling very confident with your help . Happy upcoming holidays and new year !
Happy holidays! Thanks so much for the nice comment!
if my school teach the way you do ii will not be my 3 exam i will be taking coming june :( well explained i really understand in details, and i took a lot of notes thank you.
Taking my prelicensure exam next week this helps me alot thanks
Glad to help!
Did it help you a lot?
@@dixiechavez4404 absolutely I passed my prelicensure exam last week
That's great!!
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What other studying materials did you use?
@@dixiechavez4404 I just read the book,took notes on what areas I needed to study and of course watched these video on you tube helped alot
Hi! Thank you só much for this. It has been super helpful. Quick clarification on Q36. What I was taught is that the Market Value is what the prop would sell for under normal market conditions, while Market Price is what the prop actually sells for. Slight difference but still something that I would love your take on. 🙏🏾
Good question! Value stems from the fact that things have worth. While the cost of your phone may be $1000 the photos in it may be priceless. Value is different for everyone and can be very challenging to determine. Some markets, states, and areas, may call describe value differently.
My understanding is that, when it comes to Market Value or Market Price (for property), these are terms in some way mean the actual selling price of the property. You are correct, often, market value is determined by the overall dynamics of the market when it comes to economics, while market price is determined by what buyer pays for it. However often these terms are used together, at least in real estate. In the answer of the question it actually says "or" and I think that's because it can labeled as both.
Kind in mind, A lot of exam questions are choose the best answer. So often some questions have more then one answers that under some school of thought could be correct. However, you must choose the best answer.
Its also worth noting, value vs price is much different in investing than real estate and maybe you were taught from someone with an investing background.
Hope that helps,
Zack
Thank you, Zack. This clears things up a bit. You’re right, Market Value vs Market Price was covered under “Investment Properties” of the course materials. I’ll keep what you’ve said in mind when taking my exam. Cheers!
shii we making moves without moving like that
I'm so excited to have found these videos on here omg!!! Most of the questions are in my study books and at the end of every test. I find ProsProf practice test to be very helpful too. Will most of these questions be on the Real Exam?
You're so welcome! It just depends on the state you are taking your exam in. These are national exam topics so they cover the national portion.
the questions that are provided in these videos are they similar to the state exam is this what the state exam is like?
Awesome TY! Do you have a Pennsylvania version of this? Also, I put the playback speed to 1.25 which was better for me for anyone having similar issues :-)
is GRM =asking price/gross monthly rent .....but you are dividing asking price by annual gross rent ..i am confused
Is this good for North Carolina
Can I prepare to NY state exam with your videos?
Yes you can! All the concepts that I cover are for the national portion of the exam. There are a few with state specific stuff as well!
THANK YOU
Thank you for watching! :)
Thank you so much❤️
You’re welcome 😊
this also helps me with the state of illinois
Yes it will! The national portion in all fifty states!
Thanks 😊
Great help !
anything for florida?
This works for the national portion in all fifty states!
This help me in Illinois?
i'm getting most of them right but i'm still so nervous for my exam
You know, these questions seem a lot easier than on real estate express lol. I hope the actual test is easier than that course too
Is all this content based in Mn?
What country?
Hello will this help with the New Mexico exam
Yes these are national portion practice exam questions. So they cover the national portion of the exam, in all fifty states, including New Mexico.
Great question, I'm from New Mexico too
Thanks for the vid!!!
Thanks Brittany, glad you enjoyed!
I'm guessing most of these will be on the early 2021 exam as well?
Most of the questions are the same each year. Which is why I say in the 2020 video to make sure to watch the 2019 version as well! Granted, we are constantly improving and adding questions so yeah, its going to be different, but not signifanctly. The only time questions change signifanctly is when laws change. Then we adjust.
Thanks! I have 100 questions to study from a program I purchased I also purchased all their books and the books especially the reading material is so confusing. It almost seems like it was written for maybe a lawyer to understand. Its ridiculous. I've had to do my own research for the terminology in this book. It is so boring and complicated. Anyhow their questions are also twisted. Ive taken this exam already like 17 times at least in California. They have made it almost impossible to pass. But with these questions you can actually understand what they are asking thanks. With question 5 when do you use each one of them?
Thank you for the exam
Thanks for watching! :)
One small request…may you please do a video where you ONLY read the questions, state the answers by A, B, C, and D…, state the explanations, and if someone needs you to go slower, they can pause it….all the in between talk makes it more confusing, especially if you just want to listen while working out, driving….I’m NOT being mean, but I’ve been looking for a video that cuts to the chase without the small talk, as well as give the CORRECT answers, such as yourself (the other cut and dry TH-cam videos I’ve seen have had the wrong answers🥴))
THANK YOU 💕💕💕
Nice
Thanks zac. Im starting to get it.
Glad to hear!
This was great. Thank you so much.
Is this the sales exam in Texas?
For salespersons and brokers. These are national portion practice exam questions. So they cover the national portion of the exam, in all fifty states, including Texas.
Last question.......isn't an "offer" considered a "contract"?
Technically, you are right Jeff, however with almost all questions you'll see on the exam its "choose the best answer." And by definition what they described is an offer.
Is this exam for agent or broker?
Just agent, however a lot of the concepts are the same and still applicable.
Can this apply to the Florida real estate exam?
Yes it will! The national portion in all fifty states!
Is this exam for reco?
Reco?
Real estate council of Ontario, Canada
@@AdnanKhan-ru9xt Sadly, this is exclusive to US laws, however i'm sure some of the definitions and concepts are similar.
your exam seems a bit easier then the ones I've tried before. Is there a reason why? I don't think is much because I have studied, because on yours I got about 85% on the first 40 questions, where usually the others I've been getting 50% or less then 60% which has discouraged me thinking I'm not ready
Our exam questions are based on ALL concepts you need to know for the real estate exam. So within it, there are basic questions, basic concepts, advanced questions, and advanced topics. The basic questions and topics should be relatively easy to understand. With that being said, we have a large pool of questions that we take from to generate each exam. So each time the exam is different. So theoretically, doing the first 40 could be easier then the next. See what I mean? I'd suggest taking one of the exams yourself, on our site, and then see how well you do. Like I said it varies every time so you may get an 85% one time, but maybe 50% the other time (at least for our premium users). Our premium users get full access to the whole pool and like I said it generates differently every time. Check it out if you are interested.
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The exam can’t be this easy lol
Our exam questions are based on ALL concepts you need to know for the real estate exam. So within it, there are basic questions, basic concepts, advanced questions, and advanced topics. The basic questions and topics should be relatively easy to understand. With that being said, we have a large pool of questions that we take from to generate each exam. So each time the exam is different. So theoretically, doing the first 40 could be easier then the next. See what I mean? I'd suggest taking one of the exams yourself, on our site, and then see how well you do. Like I said it varies every time so you may get an 85% one time, but maybe 50% the other time (at least for our premium users). Our premium users get full access to the whole pool and like I said it generates differently every time. Check it out if you are interested.
Everything he shared on this video was on the Florida real estate exam. They tricked some words a bit but this video is literally 90% on the state exam. From a realtor.
Wealth Wellness Empowerment TV good to know
Wealth Wellness Empowerment TV thank you for sharing. I will use this as a study guide as well
Trust me, it’s not. 😩
You don’t have to give us time t answer. We can push pause. That was really frustrating. Also, stop staying “hopefully you guys answered correctly” after every single question, it would save 20 minutes off this video 😂
Thanks for the feedback! I think I said that often because this was my first time doing something so long, and I was a little bit nervous, so I was trying to keep the conversation going. I will forsure do it differently next time. Thanks again for the feedback! :)
I like the pause because I listen while I’m driving and do not have to touch my phone
I also liked the pause. Never would have known you were nervous! I think you were awesome! THANKS BUNCHES!
You just can’t please people smh
Is this accurate for California state exam as well?
Yes it will! The national portion in all fifty states!
Is this helpful for State Of Michigan?