Hey guys. Thanks for stopping on this video. This video got a little out of control and is very long! Sorry about that. There is just so much information to cover around this topic. So sorry about rambling so much! To make it worthwhile I've made a summary of what I'm trying to say in the description of the video. Hopefully it can be helpful for you guys. Cheers!
Is that how it is at open polytechnic, damn. For our practical at Unitec in Auckland, it was 20 questions in the beginning closed book, & then the sale and purchase agreement, & then 5 questions at the end...
Thank you so much for the video. I have learnt so many things in your video. R u able to make one video showing how to fill sale and purchase agreement or pretend how to fill the form and ask questions from the buyer and seller. I am so confused. My mother tongue is different so don’t understand how I ask that 20 points? If u can help would be really appreciate
Hey Samu, firstly its been very helpful watching your videos, it really helped me solidify my decision to start my study in real estate as its hard to find any content on entering the industry in NZ. I was thinking it would be good to maybe get an update video on how you've found it over the last few months? are you enjoying it? any struggles? listing progress etc. would be great to hear how you're finding the industry so far. cheers!
Do you have to be connected to an agency to get your license or can you get it online just incase you want to move into that career eventually . The final exam sounds like if you have ever purchased or sold a property you could pass
Hey bro, thanks for the info. Is there a way to work hand in hand with any licensed real estate agent/company without doing the course myself and just working in the background to generate leads for the agent? Well of course with the shared commission % with every successful transaction through my leads. What do you reckon?
Hey, great question! Short answer: Absolutely! An agent is always keen for any leads. If you can bring them they will pay for them, how you get them is up to you. Long answer: I know for a fact that people do this very thing. There are lead generation companies that find/source people that want to sell and filter these leads through to real estate agents. The one I'm familiar with was a subscription model so an agent can pay 1-2k per month for this particular company to send through leads. I think the company was generating them through Google ads and then cold calling them to figure out as many details as possible. Once this was done they send it through to the agent in an email.
Hi bro One more thing I want to know The fee I should pay ! Is it monthly or only when you sale house ! And in case I don’t sale house ! Should I pay fee even no sale !!
Hi Mondir. You have two options: 1. Pay a fee of a few hundred dollars per month to keep your licence active. This is a good choice if you are selling a lot of houses each month. So better for experienced agents. 2. Pay a slightly higher fee, but only every time you make a sale. This is a better choice (in my opinion) for newer sales people. As you only need to pay once you've made some money. The fee will just be subtracted from your commission payment by the agency. It's usually around $600. You also need to pay a fee once a year to keep your licence active.
Hey Anthony. I used to be the same as you when I was studying my degree in marketing. Looking back I am very happy that I stayed at UNI to finish it. There's no need to rush anything, and having a degree and maybe even some work experience in that area sets you apart from other agents. Real estate is not going anywhere but it can be hard to get back into studying once you've stopped. Also the real estate course is easy peasy once you've done a degree. You will be able to smash it out in no time. Don't rush anything bro - the connections/friends you make while studying are also invaluable for the future. That's my advice anyways. Thanks for watching
@@anthonysroeun4322 before I went to Wintec I went to Waikato University to do Management. My experience is that the teaching style is different. At Wintec instead of lectures you have one class that just goes for like 3hrs where half of it is a lecture and the other half is a tutorial but you have the same people in your class. I preferred this way.
Hey, nice video! As a 19yr old just out of highschool and level 3's I was curious as to the best course of action to get into real estate. What are the tertiary study requirements etc? Or can you just go straight into the course in this video? And then what? Apply to firms to try land a job? A run down of this would be much appreciated, I don't know anything about this rly but lately have been considering it as a career path. Thanks heaps :)
Hey Alex, good on you! You don't need any special tertiary requirements to study the real estate course. It is only just above high school level at level 4. You can absolutely go straight into the course! All the best.
Hy bro you have really motivated me because i am thinking to do real estate course and i am only 20 year old and i am From Auckland and would you recommend to be realestate agent in newzealand
It's definitely a great choice for the right people. You should reach out to some local agents and see if you can ask them some questions about the career/ if you can come along to see what a day in the life is like. That way you can see if it's right for you!
Hey guys. Thanks for stopping on this video. This video got a little out of control and is very long! Sorry about that. There is just so much information to cover around this topic. So sorry about rambling so much! To make it worthwhile I've made a summary of what I'm trying to say in the description of the video. Hopefully it can be helpful for you guys. Cheers!
Thanks so much for this! Probably doing mine in a few weeks
I want to see you create more video in the future. Thanks for your information in real estate agent 👍
THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO!! Appreciate it. I’m currently on Law for Real Estate Licensees - OpenPoly Tech
Good stuff! I hope it's going well for you. Thanks for watching :)
Is that how it is at open polytechnic, damn. For our practical at Unitec in Auckland, it was 20 questions in the beginning closed book, & then the sale and purchase agreement, & then 5 questions at the end...
Sheesh, how did it go for you?
Thank you so much for the video. I have learnt so many things in your video. R u able to make one video showing how to fill sale and purchase agreement or pretend how to fill the form and ask questions from the buyer and seller. I am so confused. My mother tongue is different so don’t understand how I ask that 20 points? If u can help would be really appreciate
A 20 point list would be good simplified 1 to 20 . Your clip has been so good I have taken notes but hey a 20 point list would be awesome
Hey Michael. I have left more Info in the description for you to have a read over. Cheers!
Hey Samu,
firstly its been very helpful watching your videos, it really helped me solidify my decision to start my study in real estate as its hard to find any content on entering the industry in NZ.
I was thinking it would be good to maybe get an update video on how you've found it over the last few months? are you enjoying it? any struggles? listing progress etc.
would be great to hear how you're finding the industry so far.
cheers!
Hey Matt, thanks for stopping by and giving this video a watch. I have just uploaded a new video about my real estate journey. Cheers! And stay safe.
Hi am on the verge of completing real estate course, can someone help me with few answers? Am on Module 2 and Paper 2
Very helpful video 👍
Thanks for dropping by Mark.
Can anyone help me practice
Do you have to be connected to an agency to get your license or can you get it online just incase you want to move into that career eventually . The final exam sounds like if you have ever purchased or sold a property you could pass
Update rn?
Hey Joey, I have uploaded an update video. Thanks for watching!
Hey bro, thanks for the info. Is there a way to work hand in hand with any licensed real estate agent/company without doing the course myself and just working in the background to generate leads for the agent? Well of course with the shared commission % with every successful transaction through my leads. What do you reckon?
Hey, great question! Short answer: Absolutely! An agent is always keen for any leads. If you can bring them they will pay for them, how you get them is up to you. Long answer: I know for a fact that people do this very thing. There are lead generation companies that find/source people that want to sell and filter these leads through to real estate agents. The one I'm familiar with was a subscription model so an agent can pay 1-2k per month for this particular company to send through leads. I think the company was generating them through Google ads and then cold calling them to figure out as many details as possible. Once this was done they send it through to the agent in an email.
It's illegal to give advice around the selling/buying of property without a licence. It's not illegal to source marketing leads for agents.
@@SAMUTHESAMBABALL thanks heaps mate!... Is there a way to contact you? would like to discuss a few things.
@@randomstufz7087 yeah mate, flick my insta a message @samuspicures
Hi bro
One more thing I want to know
The fee I should pay ! Is it monthly or only when you sale house ! And in case I don’t sale house !
Should I pay fee even no sale !!
Hi Mondir. You have two options:
1. Pay a fee of a few hundred dollars per month to keep your licence active. This is a good choice if you are selling a lot of houses each month. So better for experienced agents.
2. Pay a slightly higher fee, but only every time you make a sale. This is a better choice (in my opinion) for newer sales people. As you only need to pay once you've made some money. The fee will just be subtracted from your commission payment by the agency. It's usually around $600.
You also need to pay a fee once a year to keep your licence active.
@@SAMUTHESAMBABALL I got it
Exactly for new people sales better after you sale house
Really I appreciate all this information 🙏🏻💐
I'm at UoA rn studying marketing and management but really wanna drop out for a real estate course in unitec smh
Hey Anthony. I used to be the same as you when I was studying my degree in marketing. Looking back I am very happy that I stayed at UNI to finish it. There's no need to rush anything, and having a degree and maybe even some work experience in that area sets you apart from other agents. Real estate is not going anywhere but it can be hard to get back into studying once you've stopped. Also the real estate course is easy peasy once you've done a degree. You will be able to smash it out in no time. Don't rush anything bro - the connections/friends you make while studying are also invaluable for the future. That's my advice anyways. Thanks for watching
@@SAMUTHESAMBABALL Did you do your marketing degree at Waikato?
@@anthonysroeun4322 I did a degree in Marketing Communications from Wintec!
@@SAMUTHESAMBABALL oh true that. what is the difference between doing it at wintec and uni?
@@anthonysroeun4322 before I went to Wintec I went to Waikato University to do Management. My experience is that the teaching style is different. At Wintec instead of lectures you have one class that just goes for like 3hrs where half of it is a lecture and the other half is a tutorial but you have the same people in your class. I preferred this way.
Hey, nice video! As a 19yr old just out of highschool and level 3's I was curious as to the best course of action to get into real estate. What are the tertiary study requirements etc? Or can you just go straight into the course in this video? And then what? Apply to firms to try land a job? A run down of this would be much appreciated, I don't know anything about this rly but lately have been considering it as a career path. Thanks heaps :)
Hey Alex, good on you! You don't need any special tertiary requirements to study the real estate course. It is only just above high school level at level 4. You can absolutely go straight into the course! All the best.
Hy bro you have really motivated me because i am thinking to do real estate course and i am only 20 year old and i am
From Auckland and would you recommend to be realestate agent in newzealand
It's definitely a great choice for the right people. You should reach out to some local agents and see if you can ask them some questions about the career/ if you can come along to see what a day in the life is like. That way you can see if it's right for you!
Goat
sam a good presentation how to contact you