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Tailored questions for salesperson, broker and managing broker exams (including simulations). Question categories directly correspond to testing service categories (PSI, Pearson VUE, AMP). Unlimited practice exams contain exact number of questions you will see on the actual exam. ExamSmart is the answer to all your real estate exam questions. Our comprehensive study material is geared toward one thing: helping you pass the test the first time.

We provide practice questions, in-depth explanations, unlimited practice exams, and easy-to-watch video content all backed by 35 years of real estate education experience. If you are unsatisfied for any reason, just let us know and we will give you a full refund. In this short article, we review the four main approaches for property valuation - Market Data, Cost, Income, and Appraisal.

We've outlined these four different approaches in an easy-to-digest manner that will help you learn how properties are appraised and valued. We take a look at zoning for residential purposes and briefly discuss the city planning that goes into that.
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In this short article, we review the four main approaches for property valuation - Market Data, Cost, Income, and Appraisal.
We've outlined these four different approaches in an easy-to-digest manner that will help you learn how properties are appraised and valued.
Must not have had a real estate license or application for a license rejected or revoked in any other state within the last two years.
Complete an approved 60-hour pre-license course (online or in-person) with a course grade of at least 70.
Pass the salesperson exam within 6 months of course completion (See below for more information).
Complete 30-hour post license training course within the first 12 months of being licensed.
You will then be issued a permanent license.
Pass the broker exam within 6 months of course completion (See below for more information).
Must not have a felony or have been convicted of a crime that would affect your ability to ethically practice real estate according to the judgment of the Real Estate Commission.
Apply for state licensure within 18 months of completing pre-license education and within 6 months of passing the exam.
Must have spent at least 24 consecutive months of the previous 36 months as an active real estate licensee.
Apply for license within 18 months of completing pre-license education and within 6 months of passing the exam.
Complete an approved pre-license education course (in-person or online) of at least 90 hours and pass the corresponding final exam (Must apply for license within 10 years of course completion).
Complete an approved broker pre-license education course of at least 90 hours and pass the corresponding final exam (Must apply for license within 10 years of course completion).
Complete an approved 90-hour pre-license course and pass corresponding final exam (Find an Approved School).
Complete an approved 90-hour broker pre-license course and pass corresponding final exam (Find an Approved School).
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