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Top 7 Reasons to Take a Real Estate Class
(Even if You Don’t Want to Become a Real Estate Agent)
“Knowledge is Power”
I am not sure who came up with this quote, but I agree 100%. Every minute people just like you and me are making the biggest investment decisions of their lives. They are buying, selling, and investing in real estate without any real estate education or knowledge. More time is probably spent on reading food labels than on learning about real estate. While knowing what you’re putting in your body is important for your physical health, knowing how to spend your money for real estate is imperative Continue reading
Here’s a pretty good video discussion on the positives and negatives of smartphones. More real estate agents are now selecting and purchasing smart-phones, but before you buy anything make sure you check with your local MLS because sometimes you’ll need a certain model/brand in order to open lock-boxes or to access MLS data. In most cases the newest smart-phones (I.e. Apple I-Phone) would not be a good choice for real estate agents because it’s not compatible with most MLS systems. The older smart-phones (Palm/Treo) would likely be more compatible, but they don’t necessarily contain the newest and coolest features. I guess you can’t have everything!
Okay, I admit that I’m a little biased towards online since I created the first online 96 hour Kentucky real estate class ever approved by the Kentucky Real Estate Commission, but facts are facts. In the spirit of David Letterman, I’ve included 10 reasons why attending real estate school “online” is better than going to the boring “classroom”. There can be no disputing the following: Continue reading
Kentucky real estate license law requires that all new agents work for a licensed broker in Kentucky for a period of time (normally two years) before the agent could obtain a broker license and open up their own real estate firm/brokerage. You might be wondering when you should start looking for a broker. Should you do this before, during, or after your Kentucky real estate pre-license course? Continue reading