I passed my exam this past Saturday. First try. Thanks to CA realty training. Highly recommend them. Just started the process at Keller Williams to get the skills to become a real estate agent.
Everything you are saying in this video is true. I took your RE California pre--licensing class and in between completing the courses, and waiting on DRE to process my application (about 6 weeks), I was studying. I went in the exam with confidence and passed on the first time! I am so grateful to my instructor in my classes, he was really informative and good. So, it can be done on the first try. Thank you for all your videos, they are very helpful.
Wow thank you so much for sharing this with me! This kind of news makes me so happy, you have no idea. I'm really glad that the program helped you out. Out of curiosity, who was your instructor? Thanks again!
I'm on my third attempt through kaplan. Got a score higher than the first but having to restart the beginner 60 hour. So, working with the coordinator of the firm I will be working for this week to start study sessions for others like me in the program. This is definitely not a rushed course and should be paced. That is what I learned. A couple of things that got me stir crazy was having to do with loans of 25 years and having to figure out the correct amount, also the 36 rectangular plot system. Unfortunately, I'm not in the financial state to purchase the practice exam packages and such, but I will watch the videos. First score rushed 47, second time 49. I'm in South Carolina and a lot of the wording change messes me up.
Hope these videos help you out! If you have a study partner be sure to share these videos with them too. It's always nice to study with someone else. Keep going, you got this!
I passed the first time a few weeks ago. The hurdle for me isn't the information or the test. The hurdle is going from paycheck in a job to commissions. But for the test just understand the legal definitions and understand how the test tries to trick you and use all 200 minutes. Good luck.
@@USRealtyTraining I haven’t applied to the real estate 🏡 school yet I am low income and working from pay 💰 check to pay check. I’m trying to reinvent myself. Working on commissions is hard .
I am currently working thru the AZ licsense classes via online daily for 2 hrs at end of day, as I have a fulltime career and family to run during the day. (I am getting license on the side.) This course feels like 4 semesters of college crammed into a 6 month period they allow. Also I have 30 pages of vocab, which beyond what I expected. I do like your advise you gave in your videos of taking 2 months off to study same time each day. I plan do to that and also take practice exam many times until pass multiple times. Any tips, advise or pointers for a person in my position?
I have to applaud your commitment and ability to balance so much. You're taking the necessary steps to build a life-changing career that will positively impact your life and your family's life. That's amazing! Regarding studying, I don't have any other tips or advise that's not laid out in this video. The methodology is built around the idea of "active recall study" which is a proven way to learn a lot of information in an efficient amount of time. If you're curious on taking a little detour to learn more about it, then I recommend it. It's pretty interesting. I have another video on test-taking strategies that you can deploy while taking the exam, which you can watch here: th-cam.com/video/m0Px9k9KDV0/w-d-xo.html&t If you haven't seen it yet, then I would recommend checking it out. Aside from studying, the best advice I can give you and the advice that helped me during hard points in my career is this: remember why you are doing this. It might be for money, ownership of your time, helping your family - anything. It's the thing that resonates with you and keeps that fire going on late nights when everyone else is asleep and you are just sitting down to study for another hour. This might feel like a long road, but as long as you stay on it, put in the work, and stay clear and honest with yourself, then you will make it happen for you despite the rest. You can do this, myself and the rest of the team are rooting for you!
Good morning!!!! Taking my state test on Monday in Arizona , heard the state is a lot harder than school. Any tips or study guides you suggest please ? Thank you so kindly
Morning! I recommend the practice exams for Arizona. Anything you don't know, you notate and review in the study guide that comes with the program. This is the best way to study when the test date is so close. I would also recommend watching this video because it has a ton of tips for when you're taking the exam: th-cam.com/video/m0Px9k9KDV0/w-d-xo.html Here's the link to our Arizona exam prep package: www.restateexamprep.com/states/arizona Good luck and let me know how you do!
@@mikesayegh3212 These are US Realty Training questions (our very own quesitons!) We've created questions that will cover the same topics you'll see on the Arizona state exam. I recommend you check it out. We also have a free trial so you can try it before you buy it. Let me know if you have any questions!
Yes, absolutely! Here's a link to our Alabama real estate exam prep package: www.restateexamprep.com/states/alabama It comes with practice exams, terminology flashcards, and an eBook study guide. Let me know if you have any questions.
Hey! We have an app now. Apple link: apps.apple.com/eg/app/us-realty-training/id6474680536 Google Play link: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.usrealtytraining.app&pcampaignid=web_share&pli=1
Hi @lilyliansuinem! We have great products for most states! Visit our state exam prep page at www.restateexamprep.com and search for your specific state. Wishing you all the best!
I signed up for your program. And watch and did all the video and test. But anytime i read the book. I just cant concentrate on it. You mention that you need to read the book Becouse you cant explain everything’s on the video. I purchased all 3 books through your website. Is just a lot. Please give me an advice.
Hey there! I totally get it, reading those books can be a real snoozefest. But don't worry, there's a few things you can do to still prepare. 1. Try taking the practice exams in the state exam prep package. Then, whatever you get wrong, look up in your exam prep study guide eBook. The eBook will give you a quick breakdown of that concept. Then you get additional info on that concept by looking up video explanations on this channel. 2. Try breaking down what you read in the textbooks in very small goals. For example, read a couple of pages a night focusing on concept. Over time as you do this, you'll find that you can read more and more and more pages of the textbook because you're training yourself to endure the boringness of the material. 3. Our program has a crash course option for California (working on a national version.) This is a great way to learn the concepts you'll be tested on in a quick weekend course. It's taught by an expert trainer and you can take it in person or on a webinar. We also have pre-recorded videos too! 4. We also have videos of our pre-licensing training program, which is taught by a real estate trainer. They do a great job breaking down the important concepts that can get the ball rolling for you. Let me know if any of these resonate with you. I think the first option will be the best one to really nail down the concepts you should be learning! Thanks for watching.
As an agent for many years, (getting a license now in another state, ) Focus on the business is a must. Take little steps and you can focus. It is too much when you look at the entire program and 3 books... yard by yard it's hard, inch by inch is a cinch. I know the business and I gave myself from Jan. through Mar... I am ahead of schedule with 3 hours a day.
I got this Rigo 🫶I been watching your videos , since last year , in March of 2023 I fail both exams national and state I came out crying out of the exam and here I am still studying watching your videos over and over again I GOT THIS 🤝
I'm so sorry! You're going to do GREAT! You got this! I definitely recommend the exam prep package. It's a game changer. When's your next testing date?
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I passed my exam this past Saturday. First try. Thanks to CA realty training. Highly recommend them. Just started the process at Keller Williams to get the skills to become a real estate agent.
Wow! Congrats! Definitely keep me posted how you like the brokerage and all the cool things you do. Very excited for you!
Everything you are saying in this video is true. I took your RE California pre--licensing class and in between completing the courses, and waiting on DRE to process my application (about 6 weeks), I was studying. I went in the exam with confidence and passed on the first time! I am so grateful to my instructor in my classes, he was really informative and good. So, it can be done on the first try. Thank you for all your videos, they are very helpful.
@@HerbertRSIM-he3mt Congratulations!
Wow thank you so much for sharing this with me! This kind of news makes me so happy, you have no idea. I'm really glad that the program helped you out. Out of curiosity, who was your instructor? Thanks again!
@@USRealtyTraining It was Victor Hugo. He's great. Tell him I said hi and thank you! I'm settling into my brokerage learning the business.
Will pass word along. Congrats again. Very excited for you!!@@yvonnefreemanagent
@@USRealtyTraining Thank you!
I can do it! I am going to pass my Real Estate exam next week! I am changing my life🎉
YEAH! YOU GOT THIS!
I'm on my third attempt through kaplan. Got a score higher than the first but having to restart the beginner 60 hour. So, working with the coordinator of the firm I will be working for this week to start study sessions for others like me in the program. This is definitely not a rushed course and should be paced. That is what I learned. A couple of things that got me stir crazy was having to do with loans of 25 years and having to figure out the correct amount, also the 36 rectangular plot system. Unfortunately, I'm not in the financial state to purchase the practice exam packages and such, but I will watch the videos. First score rushed 47, second time 49. I'm in South Carolina and a lot of the wording change messes me up.
Hope these videos help you out! If you have a study partner be sure to share these videos with them too. It's always nice to study with someone else. Keep going, you got this!
I GOT THIS!! I WILL PASS MY REAL ESTATE EXAM
YEAAAH! YOU GOT THIS.
Great advice. I took the exam last week and passed it the first time.
That's amazing! Congratulations.
Thank you!! I will follow this advice.
I'm going in with "there will be no 2nd time" mentality and studying in such a way as well.
Good luck! When do you take the test?
@@USRealtyTraining February 2nd!
Right around the corner! God luck! I can tell you're gonna do great.@@sunshine7912
I got this I’m passing my exam next week and I’m going to be really successful 💯
Yeah you will! GOOD LUCK!
I Got This! Positive Mental Attitude!
my first class started 2 days ago. I cant wait to take the exam.
Amazing! Who's your trainer? Very excited for you.
I passed the first time a few weeks ago. The hurdle for me isn't the information or the test. The hurdle is going from paycheck in a job to commissions. But for the test just understand the legal definitions and understand how the test tries to trick you and use all 200 minutes. Good luck.
I just turned 18 I’ve been taking real estate notes & studying. What’s the best way to take the test besides knowing the legal definitions
Great piece of advice, thanks! Are you planning on working your current job as you transition into RE or are you going full time agent?
@@USRealtyTraining Finding a broker has been a challenge.
Let me correct that. Not hard finding a broker, but one that takes more than 2 seconds to start on boarding. It creeps me out. @@USRealtyTraining
Sorry to hear that. Is it that you haven't found a brokerage that you like or no broker is hiring?@@johnsizemore1666
I’m gonna pass my exam tomorrow!
How'd you do!?
i got this! i will pass my exam
YOU CAN DO IT!
If I lived in CA I would definitely be in your class. You are a great teacher!!
I appreciate the kind words. Thank you!
This video is gonna help me pass the exam, I like the motivation I'm gonna pass this test
You got this! Check out our exam prep and national exam crash course for more help too.
You are awesome, I loved your energy and information.
Glad you dig it, man! Thanks for watching
This year will get better for us every body 🎉❤
Agreed!
I got this! I will pass my broker exam on my next try!
Great video!! I got this.
Good luck on your exam, Chase! Thanks for watching.
Great video! I got this!!! 👏🏻
Yeah you do!! When's your exam date?
I GOT THIS. AMEN
YEAH YOU DO!
I got this ! I’m going to pass
Thank you 🙏🏿 so much for this video good to know
Glad it was helpful! You got this! Btw, when's your testing date?
@@USRealtyTraining I haven’t applied to the real estate 🏡 school yet I am low income and working from pay 💰 check to pay check. I’m trying to reinvent myself. Working on commissions is hard .
I hear that and hang in there. You can do this!@@crtterrell-terrell6964
I am currently working thru the AZ licsense classes via online daily for 2 hrs at end of day, as I have a fulltime career and family to run during the day. (I am getting license on the side.) This course feels like 4 semesters of college crammed into a 6 month period they allow. Also I have 30 pages of vocab, which beyond what I expected. I do like your advise you gave in your videos of taking 2 months off to study same time each day. I plan do to that and also take practice exam many times until pass multiple times.
Any tips, advise or pointers for a person in my position?
I have to applaud your commitment and ability to balance so much. You're taking the necessary steps to build a life-changing career that will positively impact your life and your family's life. That's amazing! Regarding studying, I don't have any other tips or advise that's not laid out in this video. The methodology is built around the idea of "active recall study" which is a proven way to learn a lot of information in an efficient amount of time. If you're curious on taking a little detour to learn more about it, then I recommend it. It's pretty interesting. I have another video on test-taking strategies that you can deploy while taking the exam, which you can watch here: th-cam.com/video/m0Px9k9KDV0/w-d-xo.html&t If you haven't seen it yet, then I would recommend checking it out.
Aside from studying, the best advice I can give you and the advice that helped me during hard points in my career is this: remember why you are doing this. It might be for money, ownership of your time, helping your family - anything. It's the thing that resonates with you and keeps that fire going on late nights when everyone else is asleep and you are just sitting down to study for another hour. This might feel like a long road, but as long as you stay on it, put in the work, and stay clear and honest with yourself, then you will make it happen for you despite the rest. You can do this, myself and the rest of the team are rooting for you!
Mr. Rico, can I use your online exam prep package app for NC, or is it specifically designed for California? Thank you! I hope you have an amazing day
Yes, absolutely! It'll help you study for the national portion AND the NC portion.
Good morning!!!! Taking my state test on Monday in Arizona , heard the state is a lot harder than school. Any tips or study guides you suggest please ? Thank you so kindly
Morning! I recommend the practice exams for Arizona. Anything you don't know, you notate and review in the study guide that comes with the program. This is the best way to study when the test date is so close. I would also recommend watching this video because it has a ton of tips for when you're taking the exam: th-cam.com/video/m0Px9k9KDV0/w-d-xo.html
Here's the link to our Arizona exam prep package: www.restateexamprep.com/states/arizona
Good luck and let me know how you do!
@@USRealtyTraining the practice exams that are offered with Arizona school of real estate ?
@@mikesayegh3212 These are US Realty Training questions (our very own quesitons!) We've created questions that will cover the same topics you'll see on the Arizona state exam. I recommend you check it out. We also have a free trial so you can try it before you buy it. Let me know if you have any questions!
@@USRealtyTraining what’s the website ? Where do I find this info at?
@@mikesayegh3212 here's our website: www.restateexamprep.com/states/arizona
Let me know if you have any questions.
I got this!!
Yeah you do! When's your exam date?
I really want to pass this exam, where can I get the practice exams you were talking about?
You can do it! Here's the link: www.restateexamprep.com/
Let me know if you have any questions!
The biggest obstacle for me is how am I going to pay for the real estate exam
I will pass the real estate exam
Yeah you will!!!
Can I use your material for the Alabama Real Estate test?
Yes, absolutely! Here's a link to our Alabama real estate exam prep package: www.restateexamprep.com/states/alabama
It comes with practice exams, terminology flashcards, and an eBook study guide. Let me know if you have any questions.
I got this.
Yeah you do! Good luck! When's your exam date?
I got this!!! ☺️😀
Yeah you do! When's your testing date?
I'm still contemplating changing real estate schools 🤔
Which school are switching from and which school do you want to switch to?
@@USRealtyTraining Contemplating switching to U.S. Realty Training
i got this
You can do it, Kim!!
Wish you had an app
Hey! We have an app now.
Apple link: apps.apple.com/eg/app/us-realty-training/id6474680536
Google Play link: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.usrealtytraining.app&pcampaignid=web_share&pli=1
i got this
Yeah you do! When's your test date?
is this course only for CA state ?
Hi @lilyliansuinem! We have great products for most states! Visit our state exam prep page at www.restateexamprep.com and search for your specific state. Wishing you all the best!
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Quite seriously I've taken this exam 6 times 😢
Sorry to hear that! Have you joined our program?
@USRealtyTraining I retake my exam today and let's just say if my losing steak continitues I am signing up asap
@@alyssarc3895 I hope the exam goes well! If you haven't taken it yet, good luck!!
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Thanks for watching! When's your upcoming exam?
Who does this guy sound like? Its driving me crazy!!
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@@USRealtyTraining i dont understand
I signed up for your program. And watch and did all the video and test. But anytime i read the book. I just cant concentrate on it. You mention that you need to read the book Becouse you cant explain everything’s on the video. I purchased all 3 books through your website. Is just a lot. Please give me an advice.
Hey there! I totally get it, reading those books can be a real snoozefest. But don't worry, there's a few things you can do to still prepare.
1. Try taking the practice exams in the state exam prep package. Then, whatever you get wrong, look up in your exam prep study guide eBook. The eBook will give you a quick breakdown of that concept. Then you get additional info on that concept by looking up video explanations on this channel.
2. Try breaking down what you read in the textbooks in very small goals. For example, read a couple of pages a night focusing on concept. Over time as you do this, you'll find that you can read more and more and more pages of the textbook because you're training yourself to endure the boringness of the material.
3. Our program has a crash course option for California (working on a national version.) This is a great way to learn the concepts you'll be tested on in a quick weekend course. It's taught by an expert trainer and you can take it in person or on a webinar. We also have pre-recorded videos too!
4. We also have videos of our pre-licensing training program, which is taught by a real estate trainer. They do a great job breaking down the important concepts that can get the ball rolling for you.
Let me know if any of these resonate with you. I think the first option will be the best one to really nail down the concepts you should be learning! Thanks for watching.
As an agent for many years, (getting a license now in another state, ) Focus on the business is a must. Take little steps and you can focus. It is too much when you look at the entire program and 3 books... yard by yard it's hard, inch by inch is a cinch. I know the business and I gave myself from Jan. through Mar... I am ahead of schedule with 3 hours a day.
@@legacycitybuilders-alphamo7208 thanks so much,
@@USRealtyTraining Thanks so much, really appreciate it.
Great comment!@@legacycitybuilders-alphamo7208
I got this Rigo 🫶I been watching your videos , since last year , in March of 2023 I fail both exams national and state I came out crying out of the exam and here I am still studying watching your videos over and over again I GOT THIS 🤝
I'm so sorry! You're going to do GREAT! You got this! I definitely recommend the exam prep package. It's a game changer. When's your next testing date?
@@USRealtyTraining haven’t scheduled yet but I’m thinking in February thank you ♥️
Good luck! I'm rooting for you.@@cristian7v
I got this! 🥹🙏🏽
Yeah you do! When's your exam?
I got this!
Yeah, you do! Is your test date coming up?
I got this!
Heck ya! When do you take the exam?