How To Get Your Exciting Real Estate License and What Does It Offer?

First to obtain your Real Estate license you will need to do a 63 hours pre licensing course. Many online educational sites offer this and can be done in the comfort of your home. If you are more of an In class person, your local community college might offer the course. When taken in actual class, the course may take 4 to 6 weeks due to their scheduling. Online classes you can do at your own pace. So if you want, you may do the entire course in one week.

Below are some requirements for the state of Florida to obtain your Real Estate License

General Requirements:

Must be 18 Years of age, have a high school diploma or GED to get your Real Estate License.

Educational Requirements:

Complete the 63 Hour pre licensing course and pass.

Exam and Application Requirements:

· Submit a completed real estate license application, submit your finger prints and pay any fees associated.

· Pass the Florida Real Estate Sales Associate state exam with at least a score of 75 points out of 100 points or pass the Florida Real Estate Law exam with a score of 30 points out of 40 points.

· Activate your license with a Real Estate Broker using the DBPR proper forms or may be activated online by your broker.

These are the basic steps needed to obtain your Real Estate license in Florida. How to get your Real Estate license sounds easy and to some extent, it is. However, the exam and amount of studying shall not be taken lightly. I would recommend searching online a bit more before you decide on a Real Estate license. If you want to make a career change, this is definitely a great one.

So How Do You Actually Start In Real Estate and What Does It Offer?

Firstly of course once you have obtained your License, activate it with a broker. This is where you have to decide what path you want in Real Estate. Different companies offer different options, splits, fees, training and so on. Let take for example:

Property Management: It is best to search for local property management companies. There are also national property management companies which you can join. Once you join them, through out your time in this field, you'll gain knowledge and experience on all legal aspects of property management. There are a lot of them, from how to evict a tenant to how to post the notices on their door and within what time frames. Property management of movrup involves a lot of work and at the same time is rewarding. Many agents lean towards this field due to the steady stream of monthly income. Others don't want to deal with the tenant headaches. Example, if you manage 150 units and average a 10% call rate, that would be 15 different issues to deal with during that month. These may be from A/C units not working, to plumbing issues; tenants locked out of their homes and need access, to tenants disturbing other neighbors. One the bright side that means 135 units won't cause any issues. On average, the management companies charge around 10% of the monthly rent to owners (all Companies and State are different), in return, you as on agent might get a percentage of that. Since all companies offer different payments, let's just average a monthly income for the company. Let's say 150 Units rented for $1000 each monthly that would be 10% of $1000 which is $100 X 150 units 'equals' $15K monthly income. Now you see the steady income I mentioned above.