CONGRATULATIONS! We're so excited for you and the career you're building for yourself. Thank YOU for watching our content. Best of luck on the NJ State Exam!
Congrats, Dar! Way to go! Glad these videos helped you pass the exam. Best of luck to you in your future career and be sure to keep us updated on your progress.
Hi Dar Nafar . Did you take crash course? How hard was the test? I am working on last book of the course ( finance) and plan to take crash course soon. Please give me some advises. I am so new on this business.
Listen, I am a 16 year old and just by your video; I have discovered my new career. I was researching before this video, but I didn’t realize that I would have to think about joining a brokerage or decide if I want to be a team player or not. Thank you.
That's so great to hear! I'm stoked this video helped you decide on a career path! Congrats on the decision and I'm wishing you all the best in becoming a real estate agent. If you have any questions along the way, please don't hesitate to reach out. I'm always happy to help out.
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@@5444067 I passed my exam first try. Have a potential listing, havnt really jumped in totally yet, Still working a day job. I recommend that once you take your basic courses, follow it up with Prep Agents program, worth the money if you ask me. It gets you ready for the exam, which is something the prerequisite courses do not do.
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Just passed my course and got my certificate on Oct 28th, taking my test December 1st IM READY TO GET MY LIFE STARTED !!!! 19 Years old and ready to thrive
Robert, Thank you for all of your videos! I got my license 2 weeks ago now. And It's awesome you have a baseball field portrait in the background. I'm a huge baseball fan and ex-player.
Way to go, Brandon! Congrats on getting your license! The CART team is rooting for you. Go out there and hit some home runs at a brokerage you love. Keep us updated on your journey and let us know if there's anything we can help you with in the future!
Thanks for watching, Quentin! Are you thinking about getting your real estate license? Let me know! I'm always curious to see where the viewers are at in their careers. Hope you subscribed and I'll see you on the next video!
Congrats! I'm rooting for you! Also, way to go on starting your career at 18 - you've already accomplished so much and I know that this momentum will keep you going into a strong career!
@@BeegoBeego Hey, there! To get your real estate license and become a real estate agent, you have to complete the educational requirement. CA Realty Training (my school) gives students that pre-requisite educational material. The courses you have to complete and pass are: - Real Estate Principles - Real Estate Practice - One Elective of your choice You can see the program page to see what all comes with enrolling in our program. Here's the link: www.carealtytraining.com/real-estate-license-salesperson/ Let me know if this answered your question or if you have any other ones. I'm always happy to help!
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I am bit of a beginner, and still learning tons about this business. I live in the state of Ohio and wonder if I need a real estate license to be able to purchase a property and put it out for someone to rent? Thanks for answering in advance!
I'm not too familiar with the process in Ohio, but from what I've read on the Ohio Department of Commerce website, you do NOT need to a real estate license for renting your own property. BUT, if you want to manage the property of others you will need to become a property manager which will require a license. Hope this helps or steers you in the right direction.
Once more a piece of art. Thank you so much much . Do you think that someone can carry at least and a part time job and still do real state? I’m new, still taking classes
Hi, Marcelo! Thanks for watching this video! The short answer to your question is yes. This is also a really good way to transition to becoming an agent. Coincidentally, we're producing a video on this exact topic that will be released in the next few weeks! Stay tuned and be on the lookout for it. The best way to stay in the know about new videos is by subscribing to our channel and hitting the bell icon! Please let me know if you have any other questions!
Ha! I say it so much, I'm thinking about printing t-shirts of it. Glad you enjoy the videos and don't forget to subscribe to the channel. I hope to hear from you again, Allie!
This video is about MARKETING yourself (it's a sales pitch for your self-esteem/self-confidence). Not a bad thing. But based on the title of the video, I was expecting information regarding the process of OBTAINING a real estate licensee.
Thanks for the feedback. If you're interested in learning how to GET your license, I would recommend you check out our video "How to get a real estate license in California." Here's the link: th-cam.com/video/aXJJG7FbZSg/w-d-xo.html Thanks for watching! Hope to hear from you again!
Love the energy. Great video! I live in NV & CA .. but I’m curious how does licensing work if you’re in 2 different states ? Because I’m very much open to selling in both locations .
Hi, there! When it comes to NV and CA, you will have to go through each state's required process to get a real estate license. Some states allow reciprocity with other states but California is on a "no reciprocity" list. Hope this helps and please let me know if you have any questions!
@@DoctorFashion Alabama Alaska Colorado Delaware Georgia Kansas Kentucky Maine Missouri Nebraska Nevada North Carolina Virginia Washington States with CA Real estate license reciprocity, CA license can be used to get another license in these states but no other license can be used in CA
That's smart and a great way to earn passive income! You can even use your commission checks as future down payments on your rental homes if you choose to represent other people. There's a lot of synergy between investing and becoming a real estate agent. Are you thinking about getting a license in California?
@@USRealtyTraining I've been actively looking at potential investment homes for a while. I have a good day job, so I'm not looking at real estate full time. As I understand, even if I want the license only for my own buying and selling, I would still need to work for and form money over to a broker. As far as why I haven't bought anything yet, I'm concerned values will go down as lumber prices lower and new construction increases. I'm trying to decide of its a good time to sell my own home to downsize (my current house would not be a good rental).
I just finished my first semester. Took 2 classes to see how was going to be, and passed with a 100 percent in both classes. Gonna finish it up next semester. I can't wait!
I’m currently taking my last class and I’m going to apply for a state exam here in Southern California, and my question is How to search for a broker , there are so many of them? Do you have to go in person to each of them and ask questions or to do internet research?
Hello Tanya, that is a great question. We recommend that you contact a few brokerages and schedule an appointment to speak with them on topics such as commission split, training support, professional growth, and office culture. After meeting with a few offices, you will be able to weigh the pros and cons and make a decision ton which office is best for you. Wishing you all the best, and don't forget to subscribe to our channel!
You are so welcome! Thanks for watching! I'm glad you were able to find the channel and got a lot of information from this video. Don't forget to like and subscribe and I'll catch you on the next one.
That means a lot! Thank you, Klair! There's videos of my lectures available for purchase on the website. But, as far as training in the future, that's still TBD. I'm glad you enjoy these videos, though. That's the whole reason why I make them. If there's something specific you would like me to talk about, please be sure to let me know because I love getting video ideas from viewers. Best wishes to you!
Thanks so much for the video, it really helps! I had a question about relocating to a different state, if i already have a license do i have to take another course for a different state?
This is a really good question. The answer is it depends on the state. You want to look up "real estate license reciprocity" for whichever state you're moving to, because each state is entirely different. Some states have reciprocity for other states, which means if you get a license in one you can get a license in the other. But here's the thing, some states have different levels of reciprocity. So, some states will require you to take their state's real estate exam before you can get a license (skipping the real estate school part.) But, some states (like California) have no reciprocity with any other state. That means, you'll have to go through the whole process (complete a pre-licensing program) even if you are already licensed. Hope this steers you in the right direction. Where are you relocating to?
@@antoniorangel5011 Ah! Hope to have you join the program. Don't know if this interests you, but we have a free intro session starting next week. You can attend online and there's no payment taken. It's just a free session to give you a taste test of our program. You can talk to an active real estate agent directly, which means if you have more questions about this career, you can get immediate answers from someone who currently helping homebuyers and sellers. Here's the sign up link: www.carealtytraining.com/real-estate-intro-session-free/ If you're not up for it, no problem. Just thought I'd share the link with you if you were interested! Hope to hear from you on another video!
Great question! Let me clarify what I meant by working "solo." All real estate agents must hang their license at a brokerage. This way, they can represent clients. They work "solo" inside the brokerage. What I mean by this is they find clients, help through the transaction process, close the deal, collect a commission. They do that by themselves. But, sometimes a real estate agent might get so much work, they don't have time to help everyone, so they hire other real estate agents to work for them. That's how "teams" inside brokerages are formed. You don't need a broker's license to work "solo" in a brokerage. You can! But, you don't need to. If you wanted to work independently from a brokerage altogether, then you will need a broker's license. In which case, you will title a real estate broker. Hope that clears things up! Please let me know if you have any questions.
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Hi! you can try to create your own professional videos like content videos, influencer video, ads, sales video, property video, course/training video, you can create your own for free using this link: vsit.site/uvfhu This will help you grow your business. Sharing is caring. 😊
Best of luck! If you're in California and looking for extra study material, we have exam crash courses and exam prep to help students get ready. Here's the link if you're interested: www.carealtytraining.com/licensing/exam-prep-crash-course Also, a happy early early birthday to you!
Hi there, just watched your video, I want to thank you for giving me a good idea of what to do, before I activate my license. I passed the test on August 8,2023 , on September I got my license in the mail, I requested to be put on Inactive mode, since I live in Illinois, and the license is for the state of Hawaii. I understand I can keep it in this mode as long as necessary, as long as I renew it every 2 years. What I didn't knew, is what you mentioned that I had choices regarding what branch of eral estate to get into. I'm retired, suppose to be anyway, but I took up real estate to keep me doing something. I was wondering if I could ask you a question ? Since most of the time, salesmen get bill by their realtor bosses for the use of their desk and space, is it possible to start out working from home 🤣😂, for real. Thank you for your time and info.
Wowza! Thanks for the kind words, Tyson! Haha Glad you enjoyed the video and got so much out of it. Spread the good vibes by liking, subscribing, hitting the bell icon! Thanks for watching and I hope to hear from you again.
Hi Robert! I have a question. I’m interested in getting a license in the Bay Area, CA. I’m wondering if I could become an agent even if I’m not a US citizen. I’m on DACA. I would love a response from you! Thank you😊
Hi, Yoana. This is a great question. You will need to have a Social Security Number (SSN) or an Individual Tax Identification Number (ITIN) to become a real estate agent and practice real estate in California. Once you have one of those, you should be all set! Hope this helps you on your journey to starting your career.
Yes girl I think we are open to do this career. I have DACA as well and I'll start soon to get my license. I believe this career has sucess if you about it & work hard.. Hello fromFL! 🌴 Good luck 😊🙌
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Go for it and let me know how I can help! Our pre-licensing education is one of the bests in California. If you have any questions please let me know! CA Realty Training also has a team of student advisors ready to help you create a path to a real estate agent career and they offer free consultations. You can chat with them on our hotline at: (888) 317.8740
You should get in contact with some brokerages to see if they will reimburse you for your schooling. There are a few around here that will reimburse RE school students after they make their first sale on a home. Also, you can write schooling off on your business taxes since it's an expense to your business. I know it doesn't alleviate the immediate expense but long term it helps out.
There are tons of brokerages in every town and city. This could be as easy as doing a Google search like "real estate brokerages near me." Something else you can do is drive around your area and look for houses you like that are being sold then look at the sign in the front yard. The sign will have details which agent/broker is selling it and their respective brokerage. The question becomes "which brokerage should you pick" and for that we have a video right here: th-cam.com/video/4LntMyEuBXE/w-d-xo.html
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By team do you mean real estate agents within the same brokerage or just real estate agents that are your friends/know? I don't think the solo option is the way to go for me😅 Your channel is my Netflix!!
Thanks for the kind words! Real estate agents can form "teams" where they can make deals with other agents to assist them in the buying and selling process. So, for example, my team could consist of myself, an assistant, and a few other associates who all aid me in my work. The reason why someone will do this is because it helps them scale their production.
Great question. I recommend you tell people in your network (sphere of influence) that you're working on getting your license. You can even schedule interviews with brokerages ahead of time (with the disclaimer that you're seeking a brokerage to sign with after you get your license.) As long as you are open and honest with your status, nobody will dock you "points." Hope this helps and please let me know if you have any other questions!
Hi there, do you know if most states require you to be a resident in order to obtain that states license? I’m looking to get a license as my boss is looking to buy multiple properties in multiple states, any ideas of how one might move forward with that?
That's really good question. You'll want to learn about the reciprocity and portability of the state's you want to have transactions in. In short, each state has their own rules on what you can do with an out of state license. This is a great article that will help explain the process and what each state's rules are: theclose.com/real-estate-license-reciprocity/ Hope this helps! Best of luck and congrats on the deal. It sounds like a great one!
Why would I creat a website and then promote myself before I even have a real estate license, why not create the website, get ur license and then build ur brand now that you actually have ur license and can actually do real estate. If I promote myself before I even have the license and someone wants to work with me am I supposed to ignore them or say “I’ll have my license in a week I’ll help you then” they’ll find someone else who actually has there license. Doesn’t make sense.
Hi, Peyton! Thanks for watching and asking this question. When you're building your digital presence and promoting yourself, you're essentially building your well before you're thirsty. You are creating an audience and a pool of leads so you have a jumping off point for when you get your real estate license. Always stay transparent with your progress and do not promote yourself as a licensed agent when you don't have a license. That way there's no confusion. If people reach out to you interested in working with you, then kindly tell them how long it is until you will be licensed and that you would happily work with them then. Then, adjust your messaging in your promotion to accurately represent your license status to ensure that doesn't happen again. When you do get licensed, reach out to that person again to see if they have found an agent. If they have, ask them if they are happy with their current agent to see if they are still interested in working with you. In summation, focus on your messaging and know that anyone who reaches out to you about your future services or current services can become a lead (if not then, later.) Hope this helps! Thanks for watching and I hope to hear from you again!
I prefer brick and mortar brokerages. They serve as a hub for real estate agents so you can interact with your colleagues, take training courses, and have access to workspaces. They facilitate your growth in ways an online brokerage can't. But, if cloud based brokerages are your thing, then more power to 'ya!
I prefer brick and mortar brokerages. They serve as a hub for real estate agents so you can interact with your colleagues, take training courses, and have access to workspaces. They facilitate your growth in ways an online brokerage can't. But, if cloud based brokerages are your thing, then more power to 'ya!
Hi, Nito! Thanks for asking. This is a good question and you should contact the DRE about this. You must perform a background check to determine your level of trust with the state. This means becoming a real estate agent can be a grey area for people with a criminal history. The best thing to do is contact the DRE to see if you're eligible. The best thing to do is be honest and clear with what happened. Honesty is always the best policy. Hope this helps and please let us know if you have any additional questions.
Good question! This is called "real estate license reciprocity." The answer is it depends on the state. Some states will give you reciprocity if you're licensed in a specific state. Others (like California) have no reciprocity. Some will have partial reciprocity and will require you to take the real estate exam in their state before you can get your license, but that means you can skip the pre-licensing educational requirements. Your best bet is to do a Google search of the state you want to move to and look at their reciprocity. What I would do is search "[state] real estate license reciprocity." That should take you to the state's department of real estate with their guidelines for getting a license. You may want to wait, move, and then get your license. Let me know what you find and good luck! Hope this helps.
Thank you 🙏 i needed to hear this . I will start out writing it all down and plan ahead. My question is that im a stay at home mom and for few years been wondering what i really truly want to do after… that i will enjoy as well… and real estate been in my mind. Ill b a stay at home mom for another 2 years till my baby starts her kindergarten school… but im not sure which route i want to go to … is doing online course better or go to a class front of teacher?!? I ask because i was thinking if id did online class it be better so i could slowly take the online course whenever time allows while im home taking care of my kids before even my baby starts her kindergarten but not sure the rules is the online course have a limit of how long u can do ?!? Plz help thanks alot
Hi, there! This is a great question. If you need a flexible schedule to take your courses, I would say the online program will be the best pick for you. In the online program, you can complete your quizzes, tests, and the reading material at your own pace. If you still want the classroom experience, we do have videos available. The videos are of every class that I (Robert Rico) taught in our core 3-course program (Practice, Principles, Finance). You can add those to the online program and watch as you go. The Department of Real Estate (DRE) does set a time restraint on how long you can complete the course. So, you will have to complete the courses within 6-months of starting them. I would recommend that you start the classes closer to when you are ready to start your career. I hope this helps you out and if you have any other questions, please let me know. You can learn more about our classes here: www.carealtytraining.com/licensing/real-estate-license
@@USRealtyTraining yes it did. You are amazing for understanding what i was talking about tha k you again … how many tries do i have until i pass the test? If i were to fail.. i know twice but i was wondering how many times can u retake the tests or classes over againn
Good question. You might really enjoy San Diego or Los Angeles the most. They're the closest metropolitan areas to Mexico and also fantastic places to do real estate. There are also tons of smaller cities in towns between these metropolitan areas that also have high land value with a smaller-town atmosphere. Hope this helps!
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I responded to your other comment on our Part Time Real Estate Agent video, but I'll post it here just so other people can see it too: "You don't have to quit your job. I don't know exactly what's involved in a CDL job, but typically you can balance a real estate career with your part time job. That's what I did! Just be sure that you're able to do the things you need to do in order to fulfill your real estate obligations. Also, you will need to make sure you are available for your clients when they need you. Other than that, best of luck to you, *YOU GOT THIS.* "
Hey, Faithanne! I made a video on how much it costs to become a real estate agent and it gives you a rundown of how much you can expect to finance in fees to start selling real estate. Here's the video: th-cam.com/video/h4AW--1q0m4/w-d-xo.html I would love to know your thoughts on it to see if it was helpful! Thanks for watching!
Now if I start on a team in the beginning, learn the ropes, get my feet wet, then like a sponge take in as much knowledge, advice, etc then go solo? Or once you join a team are you under contract usually or some how stuck to work with the team? I'm not sure if this question even makes sense. Edit: I'm sure this is something I can dig into myself, but I figured I'd ask. Can you become your own broker?
Starting out on a team as a new agent is a great way to gain more experience. You aren't stuck on the team for any given amount of time either. So, you can start and leave if you find that's not what you expected or you're ready to go solo. Also, you can absolutely become your own broker. You do have to fulfill another education requirement, get 2-years of experience as a salesperson (real estate agent), and pass the broker's state exam. But, once you do, you're free to not work for another brokerage and you're truly the top dog. Hope this helps! Thanks for watching.
@@USRealtyTraining Awesome I sincerely appreciate the reply I'm gonna sub right now. I'm sure I'll be a pain in the ass with questions though lol. Do you mind me asking what state you work out of? Because if I'm not mistaken there isn't like a universal real estate license, correct? It's state to state? I'm in Illinois so I'd be licensed to sell only in Illinois correct?
@@jayfuckinbird9251 hey if you got questions, ask away! I'm based out of CA. If you're getting an Illinois real estate license then you will only be eligible to become a real estate agent in Illinois. But, some states do have reciprocity laws which will either let you practice real estate in their state (full reciprocity with Illinois) or the very least let you skip the educational requirement and just take the state exam (partial reciprocity with Illinois). And if you're wondering, California has no reciprocity laws so you if you want to get a license here, you'll have to find a real estate school (like my school, CA Realty Training www.carealtytraining.com/ ) Had to throw in that shameless plug. Hope this makes sense!
@@USRealtyTraining okay I think I have a better understanding I'm gonna look into it for sure. I did HVAC-R & cooking equipment by trade for half my life but in December I broke just about every bone in my body aside from my limbs & have a second surgery comin up too. Idk if I'll be able to get back in the field like the monster I once was I feel frail now lol. I figured real estate would be a good change in pace for me & how I learned HVAC-R I always had to answer phones, set up & schedule calls, do the work (no matter what it was even if i didn't kno, I'd then have to figure it out & learn) & always dealt with customers so I'm no stranger to talking with customers & I have a minor gift to gab lol. Maybe not so eloquently though lol. I appreciate your time I'm subbed & notifications on I'll keep you updated on my journey!
@@jayfuckinbird9251 What a journey. Thank you for sharing that! It sounds like you have all the skills you need to turn this real estate thing into something great. Wishing you the best on your next surgery and please keep me updated! Thanks again, Jay.
I'm planning to start classes for my real estate license, should I get my license for where I live currently, FL, even though I'm planning to move in 6 months or should I get my license somewhere that I want to live, say CA or TX?
Great question. If you know for sure you will be moving in the next 6 months, I would recommend you enroll in an accredited school in the state you want to move to. It'll take about 6 months to get your license, so it could be the perfect amount of time. Hope this helps and please let me know if you have any other questions! Best of luck and I hope to see you in the California markets later this year (:
Thanks for watching, Denzyl! You can actually start doing all of these things before you get your license, which we recommend that you do. The reason why is because all of these things that you're figuring out is essentially your business plan. You're an entrepreneur when you get your license so you need to make sure that you have a plan going into this career. By figuring all of these things out and building your database, you will set yourself up for success for when you get your license and you're ready to start selling. I hope this helps. Thanks again or watching and I'm wishing you all the best in this career. Also, if you haven't checked out my interview with Mitch Stein, I would highly recommend it: th-cam.com/video/KdgdZGnZ91Y/w-d-xo.html This was a great interview and he attested to how building his database and preparing for his career helped him close 12 deals in the first 6 months of his career.
Good question! When a home owner wants to sell their house, they will hire a real estate agents to represent them in the transaction process. That agent becomes a "listing agent" because they will list the home for sale. The home comes from the owner and the agent is hired out by them to help sell the property. Typically an agent will say "I'm selling a house" when they have a listing. Hope this clears things up. If you have any other questions, let me know. I'm always happy to help. Hope to hear from you again!
@@USRealtyTraining I’m starting my journey soon, and I’m in the military currently so I have to wait until I’m out. Or do I? Could I telework for a firm or agent ? And also what is the most difficult obstacle you had to face and how did you overcome it.
@@believe2261 hey! I see you are currently in the military, as a veteran, I’m saying, do as much as you can while you’re still in!! Do you know where you’re going to stay after you get out? Side note: make sure you get everything medical related written down, as in, go to the doctors for everything that hurts now before you get out.
@@mykingthoughts2224 real estate is a fun world! Excited for you - let me know if you're curious about anything along the way. I love getting viewer suggested content!
People should have this kind of energy. I have had the most unprofessional and negative real estate investors who should hang their licenses up. I want to be around people who put me in a good mood. Not be childish and waste grown people's time. No family, friends, or exes of any kind welcome. I met prejudice all throughout buying property. I would be the Owner that is how negative and judgmental most of the real estate and banks have been without cause. But it is perfectly fine to pay money to not own which I feel like that action is a systematic prejudice action and not an accident. Between 2020 and 2021 close to twenty thousand was paid in hotels. Way more than the mortgage that I was to pay. The same mortgage now is now rent. I also believe lying about our employment to not gain ownership is not an accident either. We need more positive people who are actually happy to see people born in this country own property.👍
Great question. The reason why investors typically get a license are for these reasons: 1. The can get access to the local MLS. By doing so, they can find properties around their area themselves. They don't have to hire another agent. 2. They represent themselves when buying a home. They can take on the responsibilities of being the agent and represent themselves in the transaction. (They also get the commission back too!) 3. They work as a real estate agent and use their commissions as down deposits on a house they want to invest in. These 3 perks would require you to hang your license at a brokerage. In other words, become a real estate agent. But, only the 3rd perk would require you to actually practice real estate for other people. So, if you think having early access to the MLS and representing yourself in the transaction is worth it, then get a license! I'm under the mindset that you can keep your real estate license in your back pocket for when you need it. That way, if you meet someone who wants to sell or buy a house, then you can represent them and earn ~2% of the home's value. Take that to a market with high property value and that's a nice little lump sum of cash by just meeting people. I'd say go for it and use it when you have the opportunity. You don't have to do the whole lead grind but use it whenever you meet someone who could use your help. The very least, you can forward that lead to another agent and get a small cut of their commission. That's called being a referral agent. Let me know if this helped you! Thanks for watching.
If I ever decide to have 1-on-1's, you'll definitely be in the know! Thanks for watching and I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Hope you like and subscribed and I'll see you on the next one.
Great video!
I PASSED MY SCHOOL EXAM yesterday!
Thank you so much for all your helpful videos!
My NJ State Exam is on June/23rd
CONGRATULATIONS! We're so excited for you and the career you're building for yourself. Thank YOU for watching our content. Best of luck on the NJ State Exam!
CA Realty Training thank you so much for all your educational and inspirational videos! I will never forget how much you helped 🙏
@@Soso0408 hows it going!
How are you doing now?
Congratulations, wish you nothing but the best!!!
Just passed the test, first try. Thanks for your advices, you are helping a lot. Thanks
Congrats, Dar! Way to go! Glad these videos helped you pass the exam. Best of luck to you in your future career and be sure to keep us updated on your progress.
Hi Dar Nafar . Did you take crash course? How hard was the test? I am working on last book of the course ( finance) and plan to take crash course soon. Please give me some advises. I am so new on this business.
I am starting on the first course. What advise will you give me ?
You are one of the reasons TH-cam is such a powerful information tool🙌
Katlego! I appreciate the very kind words. Thank you so much for watching this video!
Listen, I am a 16 year old and just by your video; I have discovered my new career. I was researching before this video, but I didn’t realize that I would have to think about joining a brokerage or decide if I want to be a team player or not. Thank you.
That's so great to hear! I'm stoked this video helped you decide on a career path! Congrats on the decision and I'm wishing you all the best in becoming a real estate agent. If you have any questions along the way, please don't hesitate to reach out. I'm always happy to help out.
@@USRealtyTraining Alright, Alright, Alright. I will email the business email when I have any questions.
@@USRealtyTraining BTW I’m based and hope to work from Tennessee
@SC Hymns I welcome the challenge 💪⚡
Me too
Just started classes today!
Woohoo! We're so excited for you! Let us know what you think and be sure to subscribe (and hit the bell icon!) to this channel for more supplemental knowledge!
How did it go?
@@5444067 I passed my exam first try. Have a potential listing, havnt really jumped in totally yet, Still working a day job. I recommend that once you take your basic courses, follow it up with Prep Agents program, worth the money if you ask me. It gets you ready for the exam, which is something the prerequisite courses do not do.
@@craiglopresto3322 I’m nervous because I’m not good at studying have any advice? Is the test long or hard? How long did it take to do the course ?
@@craiglopresto3322 how’s it been?
Good morning! This is exactly what I needed to hear. You definitely ignited what I needed. Thank you 🙏
We're so happy you enjoyed this morning cup of inspo ⚡
Be sure to subscribe and hit the bell icon to get notifications when we release new content like the video you just watched. It also helps us out a lot if you like this video! More people like yourself will be able to find it and it helps us continue to make more helpful videos!
Just passed my course and got my certificate on Oct 28th, taking my test December 1st IM READY TO GET MY LIFE STARTED !!!! 19 Years old and ready to thrive
Heck yeah! Way to go! Starting young is great and you're sure to do so much in your career. Did you graduate from our program?
How did it go?
@@USRealtyTraining I did not, I did the real estate express program
@@Noname-ly2lp Passed 🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑
Robert, Thank you for all of your videos! I got my license 2 weeks ago now. And It's awesome you have a baseball field portrait in the background. I'm a huge baseball fan and ex-player.
Way to go, Brandon! Congrats on getting your license! The CART team is rooting for you. Go out there and hit some home runs at a brokerage you love. Keep us updated on your journey and let us know if there's anything we can help you with in the future!
If I may ask ? How hard was the exam?
I signed up last week and usually do at least or two units a day in a chapter. My goal is to be done with the course a in a few months.
Hi, Stacey! Thanks for signing up for the program. How do you like the experience so far?
Great vid bud- a sub from Michigan 👌🏼
Awesome thank you! Glad you enjoyed the video.
Man you are like a gift 🎁 to me from God! Thank you for educating me I’m new to this I need all the knowledge I can get to make it.
Hahaha thanks for the kind words, John! If there's anything you would like us to cover, let me know. I always like getting viewer requested ideas.
great video thank you
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching and I hope you subscribed to the channel.
❤ getting my license in a couple of weeks. Thank you so much for the video! Great tips. ❤
You got this! Best of luck on the exam!
I am so nervous to start real estate classes ..but I do appreciate your TH-cam video .
What about the classes makes you nervous? Glad you liked the video!
Great information to get started as a Realitor.
Thanks for watching, Quentin! Are you thinking about getting your real estate license? Let me know! I'm always curious to see where the viewers are at in their careers. Hope you subscribed and I'll see you on the next video!
i’m 18 and i have 2 weeks of classes left until i can take my exam !!
We’re there prerequisites?
Congrats! I'm rooting for you! Also, way to go on starting your career at 18 - you've already accomplished so much and I know that this momentum will keep you going into a strong career!
@@BeegoBeego Hey, there! To get your real estate license and become a real estate agent, you have to complete the educational requirement. CA Realty Training (my school) gives students that pre-requisite educational material. The courses you have to complete and pass are:
- Real Estate Principles
- Real Estate Practice
- One Elective of your choice
You can see the program page to see what all comes with enrolling in our program. Here's the link: www.carealtytraining.com/real-estate-license-salesperson/
Let me know if this answered your question or if you have any other ones. I'm always happy to help!
What /how to choose or know what the right office is for u when u are new and green?
Watch this video: th-cam.com/video/4LntMyEuBXE/w-d-xo.html
Well I just started my Online Courses with The CE Shop
Ouch! 💔 (just kidding) Glad you subscribed to the channel. Be sure to share this video with anyone you know going through a real estate school to help us grow as a channel. We love helping people learn and become better real estate professionals. Also, if you need some real estate exam study help, we have that too: www.carealtytraining.com/licensing/exam-prep-crash-course 😏
inspirational.
Thanks for watching!
Amazing video! This is great info for new real estate agents.
Thanks for watching, AJ! If you have moment, give our video a like, subscribe to the channel, and hit the bell icon. That's the best way to get notified when we release new videos. It also helps our channel grow so we can produce more helpful videos like the one you just watched! Thanks again for watching!
I am bit of a beginner, and still learning tons about this business. I live in the state of Ohio and wonder if I need a real estate license to be able to purchase a property and put it out for someone to rent? Thanks for answering in advance!
I'm not too familiar with the process in Ohio, but from what I've read on the Ohio Department of Commerce website, you do NOT need to a real estate license for renting your own property. BUT, if you want to manage the property of others you will need to become a property manager which will require a license. Hope this helps or steers you in the right direction.
Hell yeah Brotha!!! Love the energy!!
Appreciate it, man! You got this!
Once more a piece of art.
Thank you so much much .
Do you think that someone can carry at least and a part time job and still do real state? I’m new, still taking classes
Hi, Marcelo! Thanks for watching this video! The short answer to your question is yes. This is also a really good way to transition to becoming an agent.
Coincidentally, we're producing a video on this exact topic that will be released in the next few weeks! Stay tuned and be on the lookout for it. The best way to stay in the know about new videos is by subscribing to our channel and hitting the bell icon! Please let me know if you have any other questions!
CA Realty Training awesome! I’m already tuned. I’ve been watching all of your videos. It’s way more understanding than watching my online classes.
Great video. Well spoken.
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching.
Love the videos vibes, I want to count how many times you say “rocking and Rolling”
Ha! I say it so much, I'm thinking about printing t-shirts of it. Glad you enjoy the videos and don't forget to subscribe to the channel. I hope to hear from you again, Allie!
This video is about MARKETING yourself (it's a sales pitch for your self-esteem/self-confidence). Not a bad thing. But based on the title of the video, I was expecting information regarding the process of OBTAINING a real estate licensee.
Thanks for the feedback. If you're interested in learning how to GET your license, I would recommend you check out our video "How to get a real estate license in California." Here's the link: th-cam.com/video/aXJJG7FbZSg/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for watching! Hope to hear from you again!
Love the energy. Great video! I live in NV & CA .. but I’m curious how does licensing work if you’re in 2 different states ? Because I’m very much open to selling in both locations .
Hi, there! When it comes to NV and CA, you will have to go through each state's required process to get a real estate license. Some states allow reciprocity with other states but California is on a "no reciprocity" list. Hope this helps and please let me know if you have any questions!
CA Realty Training I appreciate the response. Thank you for the info. NEW SUBSCRIBER here . Looking forward to more of your content
Hey much did your classes cost?
@@DoctorFashion
Alabama
Alaska
Colorado
Delaware
Georgia
Kansas
Kentucky
Maine
Missouri
Nebraska
Nevada
North Carolina
Virginia
Washington
States with CA Real estate license reciprocity, CA license can be used to get another license in these states but no other license can be used in CA
Meaningful speech.
Thanks for watching!
Thinking of going for the license so I can buy rental houses without paying commisions.
That's smart and a great way to earn passive income! You can even use your commission checks as future down payments on your rental homes if you choose to represent other people. There's a lot of synergy between investing and becoming a real estate agent. Are you thinking about getting a license in California?
@@USRealtyTraining No, I'm in Nebraska for now. Been thinking about investing for years, but never thought of getting licensed until recently.
@@lawv804 Real estate is a fantastic career (I'm biased, of course.) What's holding you back from getting one?
@@USRealtyTraining I've been actively looking at potential investment homes for a while. I have a good day job, so I'm not looking at real estate full time. As I understand, even if I want the license only for my own buying and selling, I would still need to work for and form money over to a broker. As far as why I haven't bought anything yet, I'm concerned values will go down as lumber prices lower and new construction increases. I'm trying to decide of its a good time to sell my own home to downsize (my current house would not be a good rental).
I just finished my first semester. Took 2 classes to see how was going to be, and passed with a 100 percent in both classes. Gonna finish it up next semester. I can't wait!
That is awesome! Glad you found your passion in real estate. Best of luck to you and keep me in the loop on how you do!
Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed it.
I’m about to sign in for real estate courses :) this video is helping me
Me 2 starting tomorrow
This is so exciting! Wishing you best of luck in the program. Be sure to let us know how you like it and update us on your progress!
So, excited for your journey in the program, Ritchy! Best of luck to you!
I’m currently taking my last class and I’m going to apply for a state exam here in Southern California, and my question is How to search for a broker , there are so many of them? Do you have to go in person to each of them and ask questions or to do internet research?
Hello Tanya, that is a great question. We recommend that you contact a few brokerages and schedule an appointment to speak with them on topics such as commission split, training support, professional growth, and office culture. After meeting with a few offices, you will be able to weigh the pros and cons and make a decision ton which office is best for you. Wishing you all the best, and don't forget to subscribe to our channel!
CA Realty Training Thank you! I did .Maybe you can recommend which ones have a good training programme.
Great video thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed it.
Anyone have an update on how things are going for them since they started? Interested in hearing pov of people really trying to do this!
Also interested in this!
Love this video and thank you fir this information !!
You are so welcome! Thanks for watching! I'm glad you were able to find the channel and got a lot of information from this video. Don't forget to like and subscribe and I'll catch you on the next one.
You are awesome
Glad you think so. Thanks for watching, Kambasuvere!
I want to take your classes i want you as my instructor you are gifted at educating!!!
That means a lot! Thank you, Klair! There's videos of my lectures available for purchase on the website. But, as far as training in the future, that's still TBD. I'm glad you enjoy these videos, though. That's the whole reason why I make them. If there's something specific you would like me to talk about, please be sure to let me know because I love getting video ideas from viewers. Best wishes to you!
Great video you definitely help me be a little bit more confident that I got this thank you
You got this! Don't feel discouraged because you can make this career work for you!
Thanks 😊
Thanks for watching!
I really like this video and your charisma. This is a cool channel
Glad you liked it and I'm happy you found us! Are you thinking about getting your real estate license?
Thanks so much for the video, it really helps!
I had a question about relocating to a different state, if i already have a license do i have to take another course for a different state?
This is a really good question. The answer is it depends on the state. You want to look up "real estate license reciprocity" for whichever state you're moving to, because each state is entirely different. Some states have reciprocity for other states, which means if you get a license in one you can get a license in the other. But here's the thing, some states have different levels of reciprocity. So, some states will require you to take their state's real estate exam before you can get a license (skipping the real estate school part.) But, some states (like California) have no reciprocity with any other state. That means, you'll have to go through the whole process (complete a pre-licensing program) even if you are already licensed. Hope this steers you in the right direction. Where are you relocating to?
Great information. Thank you
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching. Are you currently enrolled in the program?
@@USRealtyTraining not yet
@@antoniorangel5011 Ah! Hope to have you join the program. Don't know if this interests you, but we have a free intro session starting next week. You can attend online and there's no payment taken. It's just a free session to give you a taste test of our program. You can talk to an active real estate agent directly, which means if you have more questions about this career, you can get immediate answers from someone who currently helping homebuyers and sellers. Here's the sign up link: www.carealtytraining.com/real-estate-intro-session-free/
If you're not up for it, no problem. Just thought I'd share the link with you if you were interested! Hope to hear from you on another video!
Thank you for all the info! Do you need a brokers license to go "solo"?
Great question! Let me clarify what I meant by working "solo." All real estate agents must hang their license at a brokerage. This way, they can represent clients. They work "solo" inside the brokerage. What I mean by this is they find clients, help through the transaction process, close the deal, collect a commission. They do that by themselves. But, sometimes a real estate agent might get so much work, they don't have time to help everyone, so they hire other real estate agents to work for them. That's how "teams" inside brokerages are formed. You don't need a broker's license to work "solo" in a brokerage. You can! But, you don't need to.
If you wanted to work independently from a brokerage altogether, then you will need a broker's license. In which case, you will title a real estate broker.
Hope that clears things up! Please let me know if you have any questions.
I loved thank you so much for you video
Thanks for watching, Maria! I'm glad you liked it! Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell icon. That's the best way to get notified when we release a new video and it also helps support our channel! Hope to hear from you again.
I am 19 trying to start my real estate career how should I go about to start?
Great question. In fact, I JUST released a video on this TODAY. Check it out: th-cam.com/video/__ymH_pKALo/w-d-xo.html
Love your content! Keep it up 👍
Thanks, Diego! We're so happy you enjoy our channel!
Hi! you can try to create your own professional videos like content videos, influencer video, ads, sales video, property video, course/training video, you can create your own for free using this link: vsit.site/uvfhu
This will help you grow your business. Sharing is caring. 😊
My goal is to finish studying for the test by my birthday - June 13th of this year!!!
Best of luck! If you're in California and looking for extra study material, we have exam crash courses and exam prep to help students get ready. Here's the link if you're interested: www.carealtytraining.com/licensing/exam-prep-crash-course
Also, a happy early early birthday to you!
Hi there, just watched your video, I want to thank you for giving me a good idea of what to do, before I activate my license. I passed the test on August 8,2023 , on September I got my license in the mail, I requested to be put on Inactive mode, since I live in Illinois, and the license is for the state of Hawaii. I understand I can keep it in this mode as long as necessary, as long as I renew it every 2 years. What I didn't knew, is what you mentioned that I had choices regarding what branch of eral estate to get into. I'm retired, suppose to be anyway, but I took up real estate to keep me doing something. I was wondering if I could ask you a question ? Since most of the time, salesmen get bill by their realtor bosses for the use of their desk and space, is it possible to start out working from home 🤣😂, for real. Thank you for your time and info.
Thank You for the video very very good information.
I'm so glad you enjoyed it and got so much from the video. Thanks for watching and being a subscriber! I hope to hear from you again!
This guy is El Capitain o da good vibes!! Love it!!
Wowza! Thanks for the kind words, Tyson! Haha
Glad you enjoyed the video and got so much out of it. Spread the good vibes by liking, subscribing, hitting the bell icon! Thanks for watching and I hope to hear from you again.
Just started my courses. I am very excited. Can't wait to get my Real Estate License. LETS GO!
YOU GOT THIS, CHRISTOPHER!
Hi Robert!
I have a question. I’m interested in getting a license in the Bay Area, CA. I’m wondering if I could become an agent even if I’m not a US citizen. I’m on DACA. I would love a response from you! Thank you😊
Hi, Yoana. This is a great question. You will need to have a Social Security Number (SSN) or an Individual Tax Identification Number (ITIN) to become a real estate agent and practice real estate in California. Once you have one of those, you should be all set! Hope this helps you on your journey to starting your career.
Yes girl I think we are open to do this career. I have DACA as well and I'll start soon to get my license. I believe this career has sucess if you about it & work hard.. Hello fromFL! 🌴 Good luck 😊🙌
Great advice! thank you
Thanks for watching, Julianna! We're so happy you enjoyed the video. If you have a moment, please like this video, subscribe to our channel, and hit the bell icon. That's the best way to get notified when we release a new video and it helps us grow as a channel so we can produce more helpful videos, like this one. It also helps other people like yourself find our channel and learn about the real estate industry. Thanks again for watching!
Is there a GED needed to be a realtor
I enjoyed watching your video and your ideas. I'm thinking of getting a real estate license. Thank you.
Go for it and let me know how I can help! Our pre-licensing education is one of the bests in California. If you have any questions please let me know! CA Realty Training also has a team of student advisors ready to help you create a path to a real estate agent career and they offer free consultations. You can chat with them on our hotline at: (888) 317.8740
In reality is there an age limit for new sales people that are past retirement?
Nope. In fact, I think you should watch this video I made, right here: th-cam.com/video/0gYsBNHCVVw/w-d-xo.html
And it's expensive to sign up for school wish I knew that
You should get in contact with some brokerages to see if they will reimburse you for your schooling. There are a few around here that will reimburse RE school students after they make their first sale on a home. Also, you can write schooling off on your business taxes since it's an expense to your business. I know it doesn't alleviate the immediate expense but long term it helps out.
@@USRealtyTraining thank you , why don't real estate ever talk about how you can get sued my first day of school my teacher told me he got sued
how do you find brokerages
There are tons of brokerages in every town and city. This could be as easy as doing a Google search like "real estate brokerages near me." Something else you can do is drive around your area and look for houses you like that are being sold then look at the sign in the front yard. The sign will have details which agent/broker is selling it and their respective brokerage. The question becomes "which brokerage should you pick" and for that we have a video right here: th-cam.com/video/4LntMyEuBXE/w-d-xo.html
Thank you 🙏🏻
Any time! I'm glad you enjoyed it! If you have a moment, please support this channel by liking this video, subscribing to the channel, and hitting the bell icon. That's the best way to get notified when we release a new video and it helps support the channel by telling TH-cam to put this video in front of more people. Thanks for watching and I hope to hear from you again!
By team do you mean real estate agents within the same brokerage or just real estate agents that are your friends/know? I don't think the solo option is the way to go for me😅 Your channel is my Netflix!!
Thanks for the kind words! Real estate agents can form "teams" where they can make deals with other agents to assist them in the buying and selling process. So, for example, my team could consist of myself, an assistant, and a few other associates who all aid me in my work. The reason why someone will do this is because it helps them scale their production.
@@USRealtyTraining ok thank you!! Love your videos🙏
Question:
Should I tell people AFTER i get my license? What about if I didn’t pass?
Great question. I recommend you tell people in your network (sphere of influence) that you're working on getting your license. You can even schedule interviews with brokerages ahead of time (with the disclaimer that you're seeking a brokerage to sign with after you get your license.) As long as you are open and honest with your status, nobody will dock you "points." Hope this helps and please let me know if you have any other questions!
How long does the exam application usually take to process? It’s been 4 weeks for me so far is that normal?
Absolutely! Usually it takes around 2-3 months for your application to process and hear back from the DRE.
@@USRealtyTraining thank you sir.
Hi there, do you know if most states require you to be a resident in order to obtain that states license? I’m looking to get a license as my boss is looking to buy multiple properties in multiple states, any ideas of how one might move forward with that?
That's really good question. You'll want to learn about the reciprocity and portability of the state's you want to have transactions in. In short, each state has their own rules on what you can do with an out of state license. This is a great article that will help explain the process and what each state's rules are: theclose.com/real-estate-license-reciprocity/
Hope this helps! Best of luck and congrats on the deal. It sounds like a great one!
Why would I creat a website and then promote myself before I even have a real estate license, why not create the website, get ur license and then build ur brand now that you actually have ur license and can actually do real estate. If I promote myself before I even have the license and someone wants to work with me am I supposed to ignore them or say “I’ll have my license in a week I’ll help you then” they’ll find someone else who actually has there license. Doesn’t make sense.
Hi, Peyton! Thanks for watching and asking this question. When you're building your digital presence and promoting yourself, you're essentially building your well before you're thirsty. You are creating an audience and a pool of leads so you have a jumping off point for when you get your real estate license. Always stay transparent with your progress and do not promote yourself as a licensed agent when you don't have a license. That way there's no confusion.
If people reach out to you interested in working with you, then kindly tell them how long it is until you will be licensed and that you would happily work with them then. Then, adjust your messaging in your promotion to accurately represent your license status to ensure that doesn't happen again. When you do get licensed, reach out to that person again to see if they have found an agent. If they have, ask them if they are happy with their current agent to see if they are still interested in working with you.
In summation, focus on your messaging and know that anyone who reaches out to you about your future services or current services can become a lead (if not then, later.) Hope this helps! Thanks for watching and I hope to hear from you again!
What do you think of the new firms that are cloud based?
I prefer brick and mortar brokerages. They serve as a hub for real estate agents so you can interact with your colleagues, take training courses, and have access to workspaces. They facilitate your growth in ways an online brokerage can't. But, if cloud based brokerages are your thing, then more power to 'ya!
I prefer brick and mortar brokerages. They serve as a hub for real estate agents so you can interact with your colleagues, take training courses, and have access to workspaces. They facilitate your growth in ways an online brokerage can't. But, if cloud based brokerages are your thing, then more power to 'ya!
Can you have a real estate liscence with dui in your record?
Hi, Nito! Thanks for asking. This is a good question and you should contact the DRE about this. You must perform a background check to determine your level of trust with the state. This means becoming a real estate agent can be a grey area for people with a criminal history. The best thing to do is contact the DRE to see if you're eligible. The best thing to do is be honest and clear with what happened. Honesty is always the best policy. Hope this helps and please let us know if you have any additional questions.
Hey Craig I’m In Las Vegas and I don’t plan staying here. Can the real estate license be taken to any state ?
Good question! This is called "real estate license reciprocity." The answer is it depends on the state. Some states will give you reciprocity if you're licensed in a specific state. Others (like California) have no reciprocity. Some will have partial reciprocity and will require you to take the real estate exam in their state before you can get your license, but that means you can skip the pre-licensing educational requirements. Your best bet is to do a Google search of the state you want to move to and look at their reciprocity. What I would do is search "[state] real estate license reciprocity." That should take you to the state's department of real estate with their guidelines for getting a license. You may want to wait, move, and then get your license. Let me know what you find and good luck! Hope this helps.
@@USRealtyTraining thank you so Much !!! I appreciate the Quick response
@@user-ry5hp7oj6k Anytime! Thanks for watching.
Thank you 🙏 i needed to hear this . I will start out writing it all down and plan ahead. My question is that im a stay at home mom and for few years been wondering what i really truly want to do after… that i will enjoy as well… and real estate been in my mind. Ill b a stay at home mom for another 2 years till my baby starts her kindergarten school… but im not sure which route i want to go to … is doing online course better or go to a class front of teacher?!? I ask because i was thinking if id did online class it be better so i could slowly take the online course whenever time allows while im home taking care of my kids before even my baby starts her kindergarten but not sure the rules is the online course have a limit of how long u can do ?!? Plz help thanks alot
Hi, there! This is a great question. If you need a flexible schedule to take your courses, I would say the online program will be the best pick for you. In the online program, you can complete your quizzes, tests, and the reading material at your own pace. If you still want the classroom experience, we do have videos available. The videos are of every class that I (Robert Rico) taught in our core 3-course program (Practice, Principles, Finance). You can add those to the online program and watch as you go.
The Department of Real Estate (DRE) does set a time restraint on how long you can complete the course. So, you will have to complete the courses within 6-months of starting them. I would recommend that you start the classes closer to when you are ready to start your career. I hope this helps you out and if you have any other questions, please let me know.
You can learn more about our classes here: www.carealtytraining.com/licensing/real-estate-license
@@USRealtyTraining yes it did. You are amazing for understanding what i was talking about tha k you again … how many tries do i have until i pass the test? If i were to fail.. i know twice but i was wondering how many times can u retake the tests or classes over againn
I’m a real estate agent in Mexico , but I would like to get my license and live a while in USA … which city would you recommend ?
Good question. You might really enjoy San Diego or Los Angeles the most. They're the closest metropolitan areas to Mexico and also fantastic places to do real estate. There are also tons of smaller cities in towns between these metropolitan areas that also have high land value with a smaller-town atmosphere. Hope this helps!
This is great 🔥🔥🔥
Hey, Csmith! We're glad you liked it! If you have a moment, give the video a like, subscribe to our channel, and hit the bell icon. That's the best way to help us grow as a channel and produce more helpful videos, like this one. It also helps other people find our content! Thanks again for watching!
good job.
Many many thanks! Glad you're enjoyed our content. Be sure to subscribe to get notified when we release more videos! Hope to hear from you again!
Do i have to quit my CDL job after I get licensed as an agent or can i still keep my job until i earn enough in real estate
I responded to your other comment on our Part Time Real Estate Agent video, but I'll post it here just so other people can see it too:
"You don't have to quit your job. I don't know exactly what's involved in a CDL job, but typically you can balance a real estate career with your part time job. That's what I did! Just be sure that you're able to do the things you need to do in order to fulfill your real estate obligations. Also, you will need to make sure you are available for your clients when they need you. Other than that, best of luck to you, *YOU GOT THIS.* "
How do i find a team?
This video will explain how: th-cam.com/video/gh8GsVvlYm4/w-d-xo.html
Anyone from personal experience know what a comfortable number to put back is for all those fees!?
Hey, Faithanne! I made a video on how much it costs to become a real estate agent and it gives you a rundown of how much you can expect to finance in fees to start selling real estate. Here's the video: th-cam.com/video/h4AW--1q0m4/w-d-xo.html
I would love to know your thoughts on it to see if it was helpful! Thanks for watching!
Now if I start on a team in the beginning, learn the ropes, get my feet wet, then like a sponge take in as much knowledge, advice, etc then go solo? Or once you join a team are you under contract usually or some how stuck to work with the team? I'm not sure if this question even makes sense.
Edit: I'm sure this is something I can dig into myself, but I figured I'd ask. Can you become your own broker?
Starting out on a team as a new agent is a great way to gain more experience. You aren't stuck on the team for any given amount of time either. So, you can start and leave if you find that's not what you expected or you're ready to go solo.
Also, you can absolutely become your own broker. You do have to fulfill another education requirement, get 2-years of experience as a salesperson (real estate agent), and pass the broker's state exam. But, once you do, you're free to not work for another brokerage and you're truly the top dog.
Hope this helps! Thanks for watching.
@@USRealtyTraining Awesome I sincerely appreciate the reply I'm gonna sub right now. I'm sure I'll be a pain in the ass with questions though lol. Do you mind me asking what state you work out of? Because if I'm not mistaken there isn't like a universal real estate license, correct? It's state to state? I'm in Illinois so I'd be licensed to sell only in Illinois correct?
@@jayfuckinbird9251 hey if you got questions, ask away! I'm based out of CA. If you're getting an Illinois real estate license then you will only be eligible to become a real estate agent in Illinois.
But, some states do have reciprocity laws which will either let you practice real estate in their state (full reciprocity with Illinois) or the very least let you skip the educational requirement and just take the state exam (partial reciprocity with Illinois).
And if you're wondering, California has no reciprocity laws so you if you want to get a license here, you'll have to find a real estate school (like my school, CA Realty Training www.carealtytraining.com/ ) Had to throw in that shameless plug. Hope this makes sense!
@@USRealtyTraining okay I think I have a better understanding I'm gonna look into it for sure. I did HVAC-R & cooking equipment by trade for half my life but in December I broke just about every bone in my body aside from my limbs & have a second surgery comin up too. Idk if I'll be able to get back in the field like the monster I once was I feel frail now lol. I figured real estate would be a good change in pace for me & how I learned HVAC-R I always had to answer phones, set up & schedule calls, do the work (no matter what it was even if i didn't kno, I'd then have to figure it out & learn) & always dealt with customers so I'm no stranger to talking with customers & I have a minor gift to gab lol. Maybe not so eloquently though lol. I appreciate your time I'm subbed & notifications on I'll keep you updated on my journey!
@@jayfuckinbird9251 What a journey. Thank you for sharing that! It sounds like you have all the skills you need to turn this real estate thing into something great. Wishing you the best on your next surgery and please keep me updated! Thanks again, Jay.
I thought first starting out, u had to start out under a brokerage
You do! All agents have to sign with a brokerage. If you're a broker you don't have to sign with a brokerage.
I want to get my license strictly so i can market off market deals to investors. Do i need to join a brokerage for that?
Do you still have to pay those fees if you work with a team?
Yes! Since you will still be signing on with the brokerage, you would have to pay all related fees.
I'm planning to start classes for my real estate license, should I get my license for where I live currently, FL, even though I'm planning to move in 6 months or should I get my license somewhere that I want to live, say CA or TX?
Great question. If you know for sure you will be moving in the next 6 months, I would recommend you enroll in an accredited school in the state you want to move to. It'll take about 6 months to get your license, so it could be the perfect amount of time. Hope this helps and please let me know if you have any other questions! Best of luck and I hope to see you in the California markets later this year (:
Great video, but you're actually listing things to do AFTER you get your license not before
Thanks for watching, Denzyl! You can actually start doing all of these things before you get your license, which we recommend that you do. The reason why is because all of these things that you're figuring out is essentially your business plan. You're an entrepreneur when you get your license so you need to make sure that you have a plan going into this career. By figuring all of these things out and building your database, you will set yourself up for success for when you get your license and you're ready to start selling. I hope this helps. Thanks again or watching and I'm wishing you all the best in this career.
Also, if you haven't checked out my interview with Mitch Stein, I would highly recommend it: th-cam.com/video/KdgdZGnZ91Y/w-d-xo.html
This was a great interview and he attested to how building his database and preparing for his career helped him close 12 deals in the first 6 months of his career.
Where do the houses come from that you sell? They obviously aren’t yours so who gives you the house to propose to the possible buyer?
Good question! When a home owner wants to sell their house, they will hire a real estate agents to represent them in the transaction process. That agent becomes a "listing agent" because they will list the home for sale. The home comes from the owner and the agent is hired out by them to help sell the property. Typically an agent will say "I'm selling a house" when they have a listing. Hope this clears things up. If you have any other questions, let me know. I'm always happy to help. Hope to hear from you again!
@@USRealtyTraining yes! Thank you!
@@USRealtyTraining I’m starting my journey soon, and I’m in the military currently so I have to wait until I’m out. Or do I? Could I telework for a firm or agent ? And also what is the most difficult obstacle you had to face and how did you overcome it.
@@believe2261 hey! I see you are currently in the military, as a veteran, I’m saying, do as much as you can while you’re still in!! Do you know where you’re going to stay after you get out? Side note: make sure you get everything medical related written down, as in, go to the doctors for everything that hurts now before you get out.
Thank you brother great info and video presents
Thanks for watching, King! I really appreciate it. Hope you subscribed and hit the bell icon, too. Are you part of the program by chance?
@@USRealtyTraining no not yet , just getting into Real estate, currently a loan signing agent
@@mykingthoughts2224 real estate is a fun world! Excited for you - let me know if you're curious about anything along the way. I love getting viewer suggested content!
People should have this kind of energy. I have had the most unprofessional and negative real estate investors who should hang their licenses up. I want to be around people who put me in a good mood. Not be childish and waste grown people's time. No family, friends, or exes of any kind welcome. I met prejudice all throughout buying property. I would be the Owner that is how negative and judgmental most of the real estate and banks have been without cause. But it is perfectly fine to pay money to not own which I feel like that action is a systematic prejudice action and not an accident. Between 2020 and 2021 close to twenty thousand was paid in hotels. Way more than the mortgage that I was to pay. The same mortgage now is now rent. I also believe lying about our employment to not gain ownership is not an accident either. We need more positive people who are actually happy to see people born in this country own property.👍
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You got this! Thanks for watching.
Would it be good to get your Real Estate License as a Investor but don’t want to be a Agent?
Great question. The reason why investors typically get a license are for these reasons:
1. The can get access to the local MLS. By doing so, they can find properties around their area themselves. They don't have to hire another agent.
2. They represent themselves when buying a home. They can take on the responsibilities of being the agent and represent themselves in the transaction. (They also get the commission back too!)
3. They work as a real estate agent and use their commissions as down deposits on a house they want to invest in.
These 3 perks would require you to hang your license at a brokerage. In other words, become a real estate agent. But, only the 3rd perk would require you to actually practice real estate for other people. So, if you think having early access to the MLS and representing yourself in the transaction is worth it, then get a license! I'm under the mindset that you can keep your real estate license in your back pocket for when you need it. That way, if you meet someone who wants to sell or buy a house, then you can represent them and earn ~2% of the home's value. Take that to a market with high property value and that's a nice little lump sum of cash by just meeting people. I'd say go for it and use it when you have the opportunity. You don't have to do the whole lead grind but use it whenever you meet someone who could use your help. The very least, you can forward that lead to another agent and get a small cut of their commission. That's called being a referral agent.
Let me know if this helped you! Thanks for watching.
Am looking to pay for a 1 on 1 man lmk
If I ever decide to have 1-on-1's, you'll definitely be in the know! Thanks for watching and I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Hope you like and subscribed and I'll see you on the next one.
Just don't become like the ariborne sales people. I have to run when I see one of them walking my way. LOL
Thanks for commenting! What do you mean by airborne sales people? Sounds like they need to put a mask on!
@@USRealtyTraining It's Arbonne. Some fake/ random beauty company.
Here’s a question for you, are you related to Lou Rico? Because if so what’s up family member?!?!
That's a negative on being related to Lou Rico. You never know though! Besides, I consider everyone who watches this channel family.
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Glad this video helped!
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This gave me even more encouragement 🫡
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