The Kathy Roosa School of Real Estate (New England School of Real Estate) is an Independent School Dedicated to the Education of Real Estate Licensees in New England. We provide independent educational services to persons currently in the Real Estate industry, or those looking to get into it. Our State approved 40-hour, 7-week course typically starts every two months.
The course prepares you for the salesperson exam with evening and morning class options available. Our State approved 60-hour Broker course is self-study (with an optional weekend review) to prepare students for both the NH State Law and National exams - using NH Laws, Rules, Regs, Additional Topics and the national Modern Real Estate textbook. The "Crash" Weekend Review is held on Friday night, Saturday and Sunday.
It reviews both NH State Law and National material. This Weekend Review does NOT fulfill the state-required 40-hour course to get your salesperson license.
The course prepares you for the salesperson exam with evening and morning class options available. Our State approved 60-hour Broker course is self-study (with an optional weekend review) to prepare students for both the NH State Law and National exams - using NH Laws, Rules, Regs, Additional Topics and the national Modern Real Estate textbook. The "Crash" Weekend Review is held on Friday night, Saturday and Sunday.
It reviews both NH State Law and National material. This Weekend Review does NOT fulfill the state-required 40-hour course to get your salesperson license.
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The Kathy Roosa School of Real Estate offers New Hampshire Real Estate licensing for Salesperson Pre-Licensing, Broker Licensing, Reciprocity Classes, and a variety of Continuing Education courses.
If you're ready to get started with a Career in Real Estate, you've come to the right place!
Before you take the NH Real Estate Salesperson exam, the State of New Hampshire requires that you complete a 40-hour prelicensing course.
Our classes are accredited by the State and designed to prepare you to take the Real Estate exam.
If you're ready to get started with a Career in Real Estate, you've come to the right place!
Before you take the NH Real Estate Salesperson exam, the State of New Hampshire requires that you complete a 40-hour prelicensing course.
Our classes are accredited by the State and designed to prepare you to take the Real Estate exam.
Our Pre-Licensing Salesperson course will prepare you to take the New Hampshire Real Estate exam.
This 40-hour course teaches students the fundamentals of Modern Real Estate Practice and reviews applicable State Law materials.
Modern Real Estate Practice and State Law materials are used during the course.
We'll introduce students to the Real Estate profession and take them through the steps necessary to become a successful Real Estate Salesperson.
We'll dive deep into all facets of the typical Real Estate transaction and work to provide the best foundation possible for aspiring real estate professionals.
This 40-hour course teaches students the fundamentals of Modern Real Estate Practice and reviews applicable State Law materials.
Modern Real Estate Practice and State Law materials are used during the course.
We'll introduce students to the Real Estate profession and take them through the steps necessary to become a successful Real Estate Salesperson.
We'll dive deep into all facets of the typical Real Estate transaction and work to provide the best foundation possible for aspiring real estate professionals.
Our NH Real Estate Broker course will prepare you to take the State Broker Exam.
This 60-hour self-study course will cover topics like license law, real property, agency, financing, marketing & advertising, contract knowledge, buyer & seller relationships & counseling, state & federal laws, and real estate transactions.
The National test is textbook-based multiple-choice using the Modern Real Estate 20th Edition textbook.
The State test is laws/rules based and multiple choice.
This course is supplemented with an optional weekend review.
This 60-hour self-study course will cover topics like license law, real property, agency, financing, marketing & advertising, contract knowledge, buyer & seller relationships & counseling, state & federal laws, and real estate transactions.
The National test is textbook-based multiple-choice using the Modern Real Estate 20th Edition textbook.
The State test is laws/rules based and multiple choice.
This course is supplemented with an optional weekend review.
The focus of the "Crash" weekend is on reviewing the Pre-Licensing course content, testing and strategy.
Modern Real Estate Practice and State Law materials are used during the course.
The "Crash" is held on Friday night, Saturday and Sunday, and includes all the national and state law materials.
Unless you have already taken another school's 40-hour class or are a N.H. salesperson, this course may not be for you.
It does not fulfill the 40-hour requirement by the state to get your salesperson license.
Modern Real Estate Practice and State Law materials are used during the course.
The "Crash" is held on Friday night, Saturday and Sunday, and includes all the national and state law materials.
Unless you have already taken another school's 40-hour class or are a N.H. salesperson, this course may not be for you.
It does not fulfill the 40-hour requirement by the state to get your salesperson license.
The focus of this one-night review for State law test ONLY.
If you are licensed in a State other than NH, please contact us to discuss your specific situation.
Alan Roy has 25+ years of teaching experience.
He is a licensed Real Estate Broker and Accredited Instructor in Maine, New Hampshire & Massachusetts.
He is a partner in a Commercial Real Estate Company.
The cost of the Pre-Licensing Salesperson 7-week course is $399 and includes the weekend review, textbook and all materials.
The cost of the exam (currently $155) and criminal check (currently $25) are paid directly to the state.
If you are licensed in a State other than NH, please contact us to discuss your specific situation.
Alan Roy has 25+ years of teaching experience.
He is a licensed Real Estate Broker and Accredited Instructor in Maine, New Hampshire & Massachusetts.
He is a partner in a Commercial Real Estate Company.
The cost of the Pre-Licensing Salesperson 7-week course is $399 and includes the weekend review, textbook and all materials.
The cost of the exam (currently $155) and criminal check (currently $25) are paid directly to the state.
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