Got conditional real estate lic. from CA

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U GOTTA TAKE A TEST. U DONT NEED TO ATTEND CLASSES BUT MY FOLKS BOUGHT THIS BOOK AND TEST FOR LIKE $150 OR SOME SHIT AND JUST READ AND PASSED THE TESTS THAT CAME WITH THE COURSE. DID IT ALL AT HOME
 
Apr 25, 2002
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now you have to take 2 college level courses to get the official L's. the easiest way is to take the correspondence course. they send you the books, then 1 month later they send you the exams. it's open book, and you have a "test administrator" sign off on it that they watched you take the exam.
 
Dec 25, 2003
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Watch out for scraps in the Real Estate business.

I hear they got some higher ups from the Pen at Premier Real Estate in San Jo.

Also in Morgone Hill, J&R Realty has a scrap security guard at the front door who makes you sign the clipboard. Dont use your real name.

He haz been known to snitch to police.
 
Jan 23, 2007
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You have a conditional license as in you past your RE test but you had something come up when you did the background info so this is what they issued you????
 
Apr 25, 2002
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he wouldn't have gotten a conditional license if something came up on the background check. a conditional license is basically the same thing as the official one, you can do the same thing with it. it just means that you haven't completed all your statutory college level courses. you can take 1 course (principals) then take the state exam. if you pass you get the conditional, and within a year and half you have to complete the other 2 classes or else they suspend your license. starting october there will be no more conditional license, and you have to complete all 3 courses before you get your L's.
 
Apr 18, 2005
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WHITE DEVIL said:
Watch out for scraps in the Real Estate business.

I hear they got some higher ups from the Pen at Premier Real Estate in San Jo.

Also in Morgone Hill, J&R Realty has a scrap security guard at the front door who makes you sign the clipboard. Dont use your real name.

He haz been known to snitch to police.
LMAO
 
Jul 25, 2007
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What bad time to get into Real Estate. Todays market is beat to shit. No one wants to buy because interest rates are up, no one wants to sell because more houses are going into foreclosure than sales also no one wants to sell until the market picks up because the value of a home is depreciating and people dont wanna loose they equity to sell now.

Your best bet is to invest into foreclosures. More people nowadays wanna rent places rather than buy or you can fuck with foreclosed homes and do a short-sale. Good luck on getting 100% financing tho if you wanna invest. Most lenders nowadays are fucking cautious about that and dont wanna fuck with it since most of them private lenders fucked people over with ARM mortgages and not properly explaining the advantages and disadvantages to they clients, just to make a quick commission.
 
Jan 23, 2007
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RevoL said:
he wouldn't have gotten a conditional license if something came up on the background check. a conditional license is basically the same thing as the official one, you can do the same thing with it. it just means that you haven't completed all your statutory college level courses. you can take 1 course (principals) then take the state exam. if you pass you get the conditional, and within a year and half you have to complete the other 2 classes or else they suspend your license. starting october there will be no more conditional license, and you have to complete all 3 courses before you get your L's.


Actually im getting my conditional license and I have a background thats why I was asking him. Conditional license is a License issued from the DRE that says they can suspend or revoke your license if you get in trouble with the law again
 
May 15, 2002
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Conditional license only means you haven't completed all the education classes to be fully licensed. It has nothing to do with your background - everyone goes through a background check after you pass the test.

And about the foreclosures, its not really that great for foresclosures because everyone who is defaulting had high LTV's. There is very little equity in these foreclosures so it isn't quite a "bargain."

Market is gonna dip more now that lenders are tightening up their underwriting criteria. You can't go stated income with lows ficos and high LTV's which mean not as many loans are going through.