Part of any good real estate school’s web site and outreach resources should include information on how continuing education in real estate is handled in a particular U.S. state. All 50 states each have their own rules and review boards for real estate continuing education, many developed under a state Department of Commerce directly. These
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Getting a real estate license in the state of Florida is a very specific process, and a set of particular state rules and protocols apply. A basic sales associate real estate license application allows a professional to become generally licensed for a real estate role, which the Florida State office explains here: “A person who
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Every state has its own rules, policies, and procedures for real estate. The Lone Star State is no exception – Texas officials have put together quite a few “rules of the road” for accomplishing real estate deals. Listing all of the Texas real estate laws would require a lot of space. There are abundant safeguards
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So, perhaps you have stumbled upon this post because you have decided to switch careers and do something a little more lucrative, or maybe you are already in real estate but you want to find out what you need to get your real estate license in Texas. No matter if you are new or a
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Anyone who wants to know about real estate training or how to get a real estate license in Texas should know about how the state certifies real estate professionals. Texas has specific rules for real estate agents. There’s a process to getting your license and starting out in this rewarding field. Knowing more about the
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Having to attend a class in-person can be a drag, but thanks to our modern world, you can take just about any type of class online. Hunter safety courses are no exception. Today, we are going to take a comparative look at some of the top online hunter safety course options. Whether you are obtaining
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Currently, the federal minimum wage is $7.25. That number has not gone up since July 2009. That’s around ten years of staying stagnant. Across multiple industries, this means it can be challenging to climb the corporate ladder like those who went before us did. As such, it comes as no surprise that many workers are
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You’ve been prepping for your driving test for some time now, and you feel very confident as a driver. You’re a pro at stopping, switching lanes, merging onto intersections, you name it. But, there’s one thing that you’re nervous about: parallel parking. Well, guess what? You’re far from alone in your fear of parallel parking.
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Are you interested in a career as a medical billing specialist? Want to learn more about what you can expect out of the job — and whether or not it’s a good fit for you? The truth is that there are countless reasons why becoming a medical coding and billing specialist is both personally and
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Taking a deep dive into the OLCC and the permits they issue by looking at what the OLCC is, how to apply for an OLCC permit and the benefits of obtaining a permit. You may have been hired somewhere that requires you to obtain a permit, or perhaps you have recently opened up a business
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Taking any exam is nerve-wracking, but for most real estate professionals, it’s been years since they’ve been in school. As a result, you’re not exactly in practice when it comes to studying and test-taking. Fortunately, it’s not too difficult to prepare for your real estate exam. This real estate study guide, which includes sample questions,
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Drivers aged 16 to 19 have three times more likelihood of getting in a fatal crash than older drivers. In fact, in 2016 alone, there were 4,853 fatal crashes that involved young drivers. These accidents led to the deaths of 1,908 drivers between the ages of 15 and 20. These are scary statistics, particularly for
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No one wants their Chicken Cacciatore with a side of salmonella. In food service, the way we keep guests safe is through proper food handling. And the way we ensure proper food handling is the ServSafe food handlers certification. The ServSafe program is administered by the National Restaurant Association. The program offers five certifications: Food
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A real estate agent in New York can make upward of $55,000 per year or more. Does this earning potential appeal to you? Not only can you bring in a great income with a career in real estate, but you’ll also have a front-row seat to some of the biggest moments in your clients’ lives.
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In 2016, there were some 222 million drivers who held a license and registration in the United States. Of this, more than seven percent (almost 15.88 million) were drivers in the State of Texas. What’s more, this number continues to grow, with every new year’s car sales going up. Nationwide, there were almost 5.49 million
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Are you a law school student looking ahead to taking the bar exam in your state? After three years of work and study in law school, taking the bar exam can be intimidating for even the most successful law student. The passage rate for bar exam takers varies from state to state. In July 2018,
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Maybe you’re a Texas real estate agent looking for professional development resources—or someone who’s just thinking about trying to get licensed in the Lone Star State. This guide will go over how to choose the best real estate agent training for your needs. The best real estate training opportunities help you to jumpstart your real
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There is no question that drivers, both new and “experienced”, across the United States enjoy their cars and the conveniences that they provide. Ninety-five percent of American households own a car and 85 percent of people travel to work by car. Driving is our connection to the world, and we take pride in our ability
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Did you know the per capita cost of a car accident is about $600 to $1,200? Should you get into one, though, you can expect to pay more if you don’t have the right insurance. In fact, the average payout for property damage was around $3,231 in 2013. For injuries, it was a whopping $15,443.
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A pharmacy technician can make $31,750 a year without having to attend any college or secondary schooling. Not only is this a good starting job, but it can also help you get your foot in the door without having to go through years of schooling. This career is also expected to expand, and there is
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Before Smartphones were prevalent and in everyone’s pockets, people had to rely on MapQuest and printed maps to figure out navigation before trips.
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