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Q: does anyone know about or have a job in real estate?if so what can i look forward to do in it. im kinda intrested in it but i dont want to just jump in and it not be so great so to say.thanks.
Avoid Real Estate like the Plague. Look at the Five Star Hotels like the Ritz Carlton and apply for a Front Desk or Administrative Position.
Q: I was wondering if my d.u.i. conviction could keep me from getting a real estate license in georgia? I have that dui and a minor in possesion of alcohol charge on my record. no felonies or charges having to deal with money or anything.....Thanks
I don't know, but if you are considering going to Real Estate school, before you spend the money, I would make sure I understood how extremely difficult the market is in our state. My home, my folks' home, my best friend's home have all lost HALF their value. My other friend has 3 houses for sale on her street that are selling for less than 1/3 of what they were selling for 3 years ago. I don't mean to rain on your parade to be cruel, I just want you to know that it hasn't been this hard to make a living in real estate since the late 70's. Georgia is leading the nation in foreclosures, or was recently. Any real estate school can tell you if a DUI prevents you from getting your license and if you don't want to ask, call the Governor's Office of Consumer Affairs, they can steer you to the correct governing agency.
Q: I just recently passed the real estate test and I have no idea what to do! Please anyone can you give me some advise on what to do next - I need a good company thats willing to train me?
The best thing you can do is find a good company and a great broker. What makes a great broker? Fair compensation and great training. You need leads to cut your teeth on and you need them fast. I know many Keller Williams brokers all over America and can get you an interview with one if you want. They offer the best compensation and training for someone new in the business.
Q: I signed the offer to purchase real estate on this past Saturday with the listing broker and my broker [represents me], but the seller did not sign it that day i.e., Saturday. On Sunday I had second thoughts so I told my broker don't want the house at 2 PM and she immediately told the listing broker the deal is off. The catch is on Sunday [time is unknown because no time stamp on fax] the seller signed the offer to purchase real estate. Is the offer to purchase real estate still valid and enforcable?The problem is the listing broker refuses to give me back the check, she deposited on this past Monday. I had my broker contact the listing broker, but that got no where. The listing broker supposely has hired a lawyer for consule. I don't want to go through an inspection to get out of it because it will cost a couple hundred dollars and would be a real hassle to face the listing broker not to mentioned the expiration date to do the inspection would be tomorrow i.e., 3/9.
You might be able to kill the deal with the home inspection. That will of course cost whatever the inspection costs. Have your agent request an extension on the home inspection period in order to figure out what you are doing. Insist that she does it tomorrow IN WRITING.
Q: I am 24 years old, just got out of college with a degree in finance and was very fortunate to inherit money which I have used to make an investment portfolio with a market value of $400,000. I am more familiar with stocks, bonds and funds and not too familiar with the real estate market despite the fact my grandfather was a real estate broker and my father made a lot of money through real estate investments.
Try investing in Real Estate Investment Trusts (REIT). They pay high dividends because the law requires 90% of the profits to be distributed to owners, and you don't do the work. Being a landlord is troublesome, even when you pay someone to be your agent.
Q: I've heard that in their first year that real estate agent's don't make very much and I was wondering if any agents out there can give some advice on whether I should get my license and maybe share their experiences of how their careers started and maybe give some tips to me. Thanks.
I would say it will be the first 3 months or so that can be really tough. You should be able to have at least a closing or 2 in that time. Then from there on in if you work hard you can make an excellent salary in it. Remember the part time agents, and the lazy agents are the ones starving right now because the market is down. The ones who bust their butts, and still hustle hard each day are making a killing. Its all in your personal work ethics, and your drive. Remember you will not have a boss nagging you to go to work everyday, so its easy to let the days slip away. Work hard, stay focused, and you should do OK. You should have no problem hitting 6 figures after your first year.(and at least 50k in that year.) I personally have some issues with this, but I work an average of 40hrs per week, and I make 6 figures consistently. Even in down markets. If you work hard the hours you put in you will see results. Average home in my area is around 250k. Now if you are in an area where they are 600k it will be easier to make big money, and if the average is 100k it will be harder. Bottom line is if you treat it like a business, and not a slacker you can make money RE Agent, Remax
Q: real estate in usa
In many states you need a real estate license [which requires completion of a set of classes] and then have to work with an established realtor. Try doing a search on real estate license, Chicago or something similar. Or, go to the Illinois government website and look for a button marked licensing.
Q: Chapter 1 the very first paragraph: "Only a century ago, buyers had few protection from unscrupulous sellers real estate agents. Instead, the Common-Law doctrine of caveat emptor (Latin phrase-let the buyer beware) prevailed." I've read it several times and every new time I read it's getting more complicating; this is chapter 1 and it has not yet covered anything about common-law. Besides that I also don't understand why the author is continuing the second sentence with the word 'Instead.' I already don't like the way the author has written this book. Please help if possible.
What is your question? Have you continued reading?
Q: Can a 19-year-old get a job as a real estate agent? How about a 18-year-old?My plan is to become a real estate developer and I want to start in real estate ASAP.
It is good to hear that you have a goal and are working on a plan to get there. Many people your age would not even consider this. Your state licensing commission should have a web site that lists all of its requirements to get a salesperson license. I believe in Alabama you have to be at least 19, but it may be 18. Your state will probably be the same. They will also have prelicense courses you will have to take before you can take the exam to get a license, along with other things. If your end goal is not to be an agent but a developer there may be an easier way to learn the business. Try asking some of the top agents in your area if you could work for them as an unlicensed assistant. That way you are still in a learning environment, will get to know the process of selling homes and meet all of the important people you will need to know without spending a fortune yourself. I would recommend you take this route while you are taking your classes even if you go for your license. The more experience you can get the better. Good luck, and if I can help with anything shoot me an email. Josh
Q: No real skills at 52 yrs old. in real estate sales. Recently moved across the country. Should I seek to get education or just get a job at this stage of life? Open to suggestions.
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