Ballantyne Area Market CenterDoes anyone know how much commission is paid to a real estate agent for rental properties in Westchester County in New York? I’m moving there in a few weeks, and am seriously considering getting the help of a real estate agent.
I really want to be a real estate agent. I know now is not a good time to get into the business but I at least want to get school out of the way and get my license so I am prepared.
What do I have to do to obtain a license? There are so many different real estate classes… I don’t know which to take in order to just get my license.
I’m in South Carolina at Shaw AFB.
Can someone people give me some advice or tell me how you started out? Thanks!
There actually are several different real estate courses offered. I’m sure you don’t have to take EVERY ONE in order to obtain a license.
I’m not blind… When I search for the real estate classes the schools offer, there are at least 5 different ones.
I already know the requirements. 60 hour class & pass the exam, however, I’m not sure of which class is best and I’m looking for experienced agents to give me ideas on the right approach to getting into the business.
I’m asking because of the marketing slump we are in right now. I am in North Carolina and I wanted to get my license but I wanted to know if it would be a waste of time! And, how does the pay work being a real estate agent?? Is it something like 5% of sales or something like that?? Thanks all!!!
I am interested in becoming a Real Estate Agent. I live just outside of Columbia South Carolina. What I would like to know is how much does it generally cost to start up I have a friend of a friend that said as soon as I obtain my provisional license she can get me on with her agency. What is the avergae pay for a beginner? How do the hours work? Do you work mostly from home or an office? The hours, are they mostly weeknights and weekends? A general run down would be great. I have always worked an 8-5 job and am a little intimidated by the uncertainty that comes with this field. I guess just explain the details.
Thanks
I have a class starting in March. I just wanted a heads up before the class as to what to expect in this field. I would like for someone currently in Real Estate to repond. It’s not that I don’t appreciate the answer but I need details not a general direction.
Just passed my state exam in myrtle beach south carolina. I am going to my first interview with a broker in a couple of days. I wanted to know what i should wear when i go to that interview. also when i do become an agent. what types of clothes should i wear being a real estate agent. should i wear suits, or khakis and Polos. I am 22 years old 5 feet and 11 in. in height. and about 162 lbs. i would like to make a powerful impression.
Looking for a reasonable price buildable lot in the area of the mountains. Would like to purchase a few acres if possible with at less electric service to lot. Would like mountain or water views. A small community with the chance for part time employment. Would anyone know a good real estate agent in those regions plus the tax rate for each state? thanks
We are in the process of getting mortgage approval and one program that we were told that our house qualifies for is "House Charlotte" in Charlotte,NC. Now with this program after we are approved for the mortgage, if we take this class (financial training/credit counseling) we will be given 00 to use toward our down payment and closing costs for the house. I think that this is also linked to FHA loans as well. The loan would over several years be forgiven at a certain percentage each year, which after 10 years it is forgiven at 100%. I cannot seem to find any information about this program and other than people in the real estate field, know nothing about it. I am simply asking on a website that will give me information and prove to me it is not some string that gets dangled but out of reach. Thank you!
Mr. Caldwell thanks for your answer…. I have just extended my question and we already do have a real estate agent as well so thank you for the offer. THe community that we are looking at is a House Charlotte community, we were just getting concerned when we could not find information about it on the net. Thank you for the link!
I’m strongly considering buying a property that’s located in North Carolina.
I would be buying this directly from the current owner – not through a real estate agent, or through MLS.
This is the first property that I would be buying without the help of a real estate agent.
I already have the financing taken care of at my end, and am prepared to pay for the building inspection, and real estate appraisal (both of which should take place in a few days).
I have also viewed the building a few times, and personally inspected it, so I know what I”m getting into, and what it will cost me to repair / upgrade to my "needs".
The only thing left, is to come to an agreement with the current owner on the final selling price…
I don’t currently live (and never have lived) in North Carolina, so I need some guidance…
How does the process of buying real estate (directly from the current owner) go in North Carolina?
What’s next, after the seller and I agree on a sale price?
I am a licensed real estate agent in Columbia, SC and I abstract titles to make ends meet between sales. Looking for any suggestions that might help.
Hi, I need sound advice from those of you who know Raliegh/Durham, Charlotte and Tampa. My wife and I have been relatively successful here in Atlanta as professionals. We are not rich, but we make a good living. I’m in corporate sales, she is a real estate agent. As you all probably know Atlanta is the new Los Angeles of the south, ie 24 hour traffic, massive amounts of illegal immigrants, thousands of Katrina refugees and unspeakable crimes. We’ve decided that we are going to relocate but need your input.
We hear that Charlotte is like Atlanta circa 1990 w/ lots to do and a thriving construction boom;
We hear that Raliegh/Durham is quaint, affordable w/ tech jobs there;
We hear that Tampa is very picturesqe w/ beaches but the Florida economy is driving people out in droves.
Please give me your feedback to dispel or confirm these myths. This will be a great help in our final decision! Thanks!
