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The real estate industry is abundant with job opportunities that are a perfect match for almost anyone interested in following a new career path. A real estate agent and a real estate broker are the two most sought-after careers within the industry. And for good reason! Both careers as an agent and a broker have great potential for growth and have a competitive average salary.
In order to buy and sell real estate, there must be in place a method whereby the property being sold can be accurately identified. There are three (3) major types of legal land descriptions used throughout the United States.
Do you want to get a real estate license, but are still struggling to decide which real estate course you should choose? Here are the 7 features to look for that make for the best online real estate courses.
If you are using combo lockboxes or requiring agents to pick up keys at the office, it's time to enter the 21st century. There are many better options than this archaic activity that keeps your listings accessible and the keys protected.
Are you interested in getting your real estate license in Texas and starting a new career? Here is our list of the 7 best cities to become a real estate agent in Texas in 2020.
Improve your understanding of real estate math with with these formulas, practice questions, and examples to help you pass the real estate exam and have more success throughout your career.
In this video, Vann Hilty, founder of VanEd - Real Estate School explains Brokerage Relationships in Colorado and the differences between agents, brokers, and transaction brokers.
Your first week in real estate will be very busy and may seem overwhelming. Use these tips to help you succeed during your first week as a new real estate agent.
With marijuana regulations continuing to develop and expand in numerous states around the country, landlords need to remain in-the-know so that they can make the most-informed decision possible if tenant disputes or fair housing implications arise. Although there are no simple and easy answers, stepping in to handle a situation as soon as possible may be the best course of action for avoiding unwanted legal action.