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03/25/2010 12:51 PM
Real Estate License Exam Samples on the Studybarn.com
We have fallen in love with the free study guide system the Study Barn. This is a site where people can study for free and share all of their study content in a simple and powerful fashion. After all of the Licenseprofessor.com’s staff registered the consensus is that this is the future of online education. In fact we are so excited about this site that we have published a sample of a couple hundred questions on the study barn creating a study group called Real Estate License. It can be found at
http://www.studybarn.com/StudyGroups/RealEstateLicense/. Make sure to register first. So please take a look at some of our questions for free and support the study barn. We think it will do very big things helping the entire world learn.
08/20/2008 12:59 PM
Surviving Subprime Loans
At first subprime loans seemed like a fantastic concept. These loans allowed people who would not have been able to purchase a house become home owners. The problem though is that financially, many of these Americans could not and cannot afford the costs associated with home ownership and are now finding themselves in a major mortgage crisis. As today's economy is showing, rates are increasing, property values are decreasing, margins are shrinking, and regulatory pressures are mounting. An escalating foreclosure rate is evidence of the severity of the problem. Tom Chambers has written an article on steps people can take in order to survive life with their subprime loan.
01/30/2008 04:25 PM
Why Condo Fees can be a Good Thing
Last week I was approached by a fellow who felt he had no choice but to sell his house. He bought his three bedroom bungalow about three years ago. The problem was that he didn't budget correctly. After buying his house he didn't think that he would have to make any more payments. Thus it was a HUGE shock for him when he discovered that he needed to replace his roof. He told me that he can't afford to fix it and thus is forced to sell his house. I recommended that he move into a condo. I think anyone who isn't good at bud getting should live in a condo. It forces you to budget through their condo fees. I thought I would write a quick article explaining why condo fees can be a good thing. Enjoy!
02/21/2007 03:52 PM
Maine Real Estate License.... Going, going, gone
I have to apologize for not having posted in a while. I have been busy working on a new education project that we will be launching soon. I am sure it will help a lot of people. Can't wait to launch. Anyhow I digress.... I looked into how to get a real estate license in Maine. First of all I was surprised to see that they reciprocate with pretty much every state. If you are licensed in another state you just have to take the Maine state law portion of the exam. Then you can begin selling real estate in the beautiful state of Maine. I have never actually been to Maine but think i will try to go in the Summer. Sounds very pleasant. Eat some lobster and take a walk on the beach. not so bad :).
02/21/2007 02:36 PM
For Those Who Wish to Get thier Real Estate License In Louisiana
I have never sold a house in Louisiana. I was there for a real estate convention about 6 months ago. I really enjoyed it. Nice people. I thought it would be interesting to see what the requirements were for getting a license in Louisiana. Follow the link to see.
02/06/2007 05:20 PM
The High Standards Realtors in the Great White North Must Face
After a conversation with my nephew this weekend I thought it would be interesting to look into how someone from Vancouver qualifies to be licensed as a realtor. I was really shocked to see the standards they have set. I have never seen so much work just to get a sales person license. Not sure if all of this is necessary but my hat is tipped to anyone who passes.
02/05/2007 01:05 PM
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