How long does it take to get a real estate license?
Answers: I work in a Real Estate office. If you live in Ontario it takes 2 years. Here are some of the costs to look forward to.
Real Estate Licensing Costs
1st Year
Pre-Registration
Phase I
Real Estate as a Professional Career……………………... $390.00
Phase II
Real Estate as a Professional Career……………………... $420.00
Phase III
Residential (or Commercial)…………………………….. $620.00
RECO Fee
New/Reinstatement Requirements……………………... $250.00
RECO Insurance
Mandatory Life.………………………………………… $171.37
TREB
Membership Entrance Fee……………………………………... $460.00
Annual Dues Salesperson - Normal
Per Diem…………………………………………….…. $715.70
CREA Fees
Initial Fee……………………………………………..…. $100.00
OREA
Initiation Fee ……………………………………..……. $100.00
First Year Total………………………………………………. $3,227.07
2nd Year
Articling Stage
Remaining Phase 3 Course not taken during pre-registration
Residential or Commercial…………………………….. $620.00
Real Property Law………………………………..…………… $405.00
One Elective
Principles of Appraisal
Real Estate Investment Analysis
Principles of Mortgage Financing
Principles of Property Management…………………… $405.00
RECO Insurance Renewal………………………………..….. $194.96
TREB Annual Fees…………………………..………………. $715.70
CREA & OREA Fees
Includes: Special Technology $39.00
National Ad Campaign $35.00
Annual Dues $96.00…………………………………….. $170.00
Second Year Total…………………………………………….. $2,510.66
Here is a website to checkout to learn more. http://www.oreacollege.com/index.cfm/ci_...
It depends. You need to take the prelicense course which can be as little as 2 weeks or 4 months. 2 weeks would be 9-5 for 10 days. 4 months would be at night.
Then you take the exam. Some states like WV only offer the test once a month. MD and VA offer it everyday at test centers throughout the state.
G00GLE real estate license in (your state). Each state has a website that explains everything. Or call a larger real estate office in your area and they can help you.
I own be seeing ad on-line for marketplace researchers,butwhy are they asking for a "one-time levy of $19.95"?
I assume then that they are not reputable?Answers: You assume correctly.
Yeah, they charge a "one time duty of $19.95". What the fine print says if you read it massively carefully is that they consequently charge you like $39.95 a month to verbs your "subscription."
Need a apartment in sacramento but have bad credit?
Answers: Bad credit makes it very hard, but it does not bar you from getting a place. Please do not feel you have to resort to slums either. Go for what you can afford. You need to prepare to cough up at least 3 months rent to offer to the landlord.
If you have evictions, you have more of a problem. You need to be honest with the landlord and explain your situation. Stay away from large apartment complexes. They have a set standard, and normally, they are not flexible with those who have poor credit & evictions. Try private "Mom & Pop" landlords. Sometimes they are willing to take a chance with you if they like you.
Drive around and look for "rent" signs. Check out craigslist. Sometimes landlords offer bad credit is okay, or they will work with you if you pay an extra deposit.
It helps to have a good job (making 4X's the rent in a month) and good references.
You also need to start working on those old debts.
I wish you luck.
Bad credit is one of the worst problems to have... however there exists a solution. I will hereby talk from my personal experience. I did debt consolidation a couple of years ago, however If I had to do it again I would pay to some minor details, if someone wants to get out of debt today it is pretty easy with a debt consolidation plan, however it may get a bit tricky at times,
I suggest you get as much information as possible online on this first, a good place to start in my humble opinion is astraight to the point ebook with question and answer I found : http://www.counselingcreditcarddebt.com