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Joshua
Student
Miami Gardens, Florida
13
Questions
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Mark Morgan
Telecom Engineer/Truck Driver
148
Answers
Newburgh, Kentucky
Updated
Mark’s Answer
Hi Joshua!
To begin with the Prerequisites are that you must be at least 18 years of age. You must have a United States Social Security number. You must hold a high school diploma or its equivalent.
From there you must:
Complete 63 hours of approved Pre-Licensing education.
Pass the course final exam.
Submit your fingerprints to the Department of Business & Professional Regulation.
Complete the application for licensure.
Pass the Florida Real Estate Salesperson Exam.
Good luck!
Mark
To begin with the Prerequisites are that you must be at least 18 years of age. You must have a United States Social Security number. You must hold a high school diploma or its equivalent.
From there you must:
Complete 63 hours of approved Pre-Licensing education.
Pass the course final exam.
Submit your fingerprints to the Department of Business & Professional Regulation.
Complete the application for licensure.
Pass the Florida Real Estate Salesperson Exam.
Good luck!
Mark
Demetrio Yanez
Project Management
2
Answers
Houston, Texas
Updated
Demetrio’s Answer
REAL ESTATE is a broad term. There are many fields within Real Estate which include:
1) Real Estate Agent - Refers to a person representing an owner to sell or lease a property. Residential Real Estate Agents is a simple process
2) Real Estate Broker - Buys/Sells land, buildings, property. You most likely require a four year degree to work with a large company or you can raise your own capital.
3) Real Estate Developer - They partner with Brokers and Financial Institutions to manage the development of property or building
4) Real Estate Project Management - Manage Real Estate projects
And the list goes one.. the question you should ask is which field of Real Estate interests you, each has different requirements.
I personally work in Global Real Estate representing internal clients for a large corporation. We manage the Real Estate portfolio and provide internal customers the space they need to keep the business growing.
1) Real Estate Agent - Refers to a person representing an owner to sell or lease a property. Residential Real Estate Agents is a simple process
2) Real Estate Broker - Buys/Sells land, buildings, property. You most likely require a four year degree to work with a large company or you can raise your own capital.
3) Real Estate Developer - They partner with Brokers and Financial Institutions to manage the development of property or building
4) Real Estate Project Management - Manage Real Estate projects
And the list goes one.. the question you should ask is which field of Real Estate interests you, each has different requirements.
I personally work in Global Real Estate representing internal clients for a large corporation. We manage the Real Estate portfolio and provide internal customers the space they need to keep the business growing.