Thomas J. wrote us with this question: I just got my real estate license but I am really not sure how to start getting clients? Can you give me some advice to get started? Wow! What a great question Thomas and a tricky one to answer as well. On this website you will find that we have advised new agents…read more →
One of the most common questions we receive from visitors is in regards to whether or not it is possible to get a real estate license with a criminal background. This is a difficult question to answer in many cases for a number of reasons. We all make mistakes in our lives, some are worse than others and in some…read more →
Several readers would like to know if it is possible to transfer your real estate license from one state to another after becoming licensed. We will begin by saying that this is a very common question and it makes sense. Let’s face it, people move and life is always changing so while you may have no plans to move after…read more →
We recently received a question wondering if it is possible to get a Tennessee real estate license online or if you would be required to attend a real estate school or college in your area. This is an excellent question and it is worth noting that not all states allow you to receive your real estate license online. However, the…read more →
There are a number of reasons that you might want to perform a california real estate license search. In fact, we often recommend that home buyers make use of these search tools to verify that their real estate agent is properly licensed before doing business with them. Below we have listed some of the reasons that you might want to…read more →
ACH Consulting offers a variety of courses that cover real estate pre-license, post-license, continuing education and even e-PRO designation. This real estate school gives you the choice of taking your pre-license courses either in a traditional classroom setting or as a self paced correspondance class. We may also choose another Alaska real estate school from our list or visit ACH…read more →
Below you will find the real estate license, pre-licensing and post-licensing requirements for the State of Tennessee, along with their current reciprocal state list. Should you have any questions after reading the information below, we encourage you contact one of our staff members or the State of Tennessee Real Estate Commission before moving forward. Tennessee Pre-License Requirements: All applicants must…read more →
The State of Maine is made up of twenty-two cities, sixteen counties and over four hundred unorganized townships, which leaves a fair amount of properties being sold by real estate agents on a regular basis. The state is also considered to be one of the nations healthiest states, thanks in part to the moderate weather, which has many homeowners packing…read more →
Before you can begin selling real estate in Massachusetts, you are going to need a real estate license. You should understand that there are a number of requirements that must be met in order to obtain your real estate license in Massachusetts. We will be highlighting those requirements below to get you started. Before we get on to the licensing…read more →
You’ve had all the classes, you passed your real estate exam, you’ve got your real estate license, done, right? Sorry, to tell you this but continuing education classes are in your future. Lots of them. Agents call them clock hours, and quite a few real estate agents seem to forget about them until it’s time to renew their license then…read more →
