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How In The World Did This Happen?

Toronto Realty Blog

TorontoRealtyBlog On Wednesday, I took a look at the pre-construction condominium market in Toronto and how prices and those sweet builder “incentives” look this fall. Today, I want to continue the pre-con theme and present you with a story that I’ve been holding on to for about a month now. There was no catch.

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Navigating Careers in Real Estate: A Comprehensive Guide

Realty Biz

You need to finish a state-approved pre-licensing real estate course. In addition, the state can request to attend approved real estate courses every few years. Complete a pre-licensing education (varies from state to state but usually lasts around 135 hours) and pass a state licensing exam. Now comes the real challenge!

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How to Become a Real Estate Agent in Texas: A Comprehensive Guide

Kyle Handy

Each aspiring agent must complete 180 classroom hours of pre-licensing education covering real estate finance, contract law, and real estate principles. Required Courses To become a real estate agent in Texas, you must complete 180 classroom hours of pre-licensing courses approved by TREC.

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How To Become A Realtor In California In 2023 (7 Easy Steps)

Kyle Handy

To summarize: Age : Must be 18 years old or older Residency : Legal US resident or lawfully admitted alien Background : No disqualifying criminal history Once you meet these basic requirements, complete the necessary pre-licensing courses, submit the required documentation, and pass the California real estate exam.

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7 Things Sellers Need to Know About FHA Loans When Fielding Offers

HomeLight

Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) created the Federal Housing Administration (FHA) loan program in 1934 to help more Americans afford houses with government insured home loans that are easier to qualify for than most conventional loans. Defective paint surfaces in homes constructed pre-1978. A leaking or worn out roof.

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Selling a Home at Auction: Pros, Cons, and How to Get Started

HomeLight

Once you’ve made the decision to sell your house, you likely have two main goals: to complete the sale as quickly as possible and to hit that magic number when it comes to price. Experienced investors and developers are often present at these trade-offs, making it easier to deal with problem properties,” he says.

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What Is a HUD Home? Are the Savings Worth the Risks?

HomeLight

Due to the nature of how a home becomes a “HUD home,” purchasing one differs from the traditional homebuying process, and there are a few qualifications, special incentives, and risks that any savvy homebuyer should be aware of. Department of Housing and Urban Development , a government agency first created by President Lyndon B.