Q:Best Real Estate option in Minneapolis ?

Denver's downtown could be very great - very walkable, with a mall within the center (the sixteenth Street Mall) that's relatively very similar to the Nicolet Mall in Minneapolis. The downtown subject in Denver additionally enables you to stroll to Coors Field, the Lower Downtown (LoDo) eating and bar subject, and to the state capital, for those who desire another hike. The mild rail additionally is going via the core of downtown, making attending to and from it a snap. It's a bit of smaller than Minneapolis's downtown, regardless that, and does not have the massive overhead tubes that you'll stroll via.

Q:What courses should I take when I go to college if I want to be a real estate agent?

You don't need college courses to have a real estate agent's license, you just need to go to any one of the real estate schools available in the area first, or can take the prep courses online, and then pass the state real estate course. Don't know what state you are in but a lot of the major real estate agencies offer the course, like Weichert etc. It takes several weeks to complete the course.

Q:i have been doing some research online and in the state of california they offer both real estate broker and real estate salespersons license. what are the main differences between the two? tia

a real estate broker can independently function and perform all the tasks involved in real estate business,yet a sales person can only function under the supervision of a real estate broker, a salesperson can only be compensated by an employing broker and can not receive no form of monetary reward except through his broker,where as brokers can be compensated by anyone and for any service. in summary, a broker can work without agents,but no agent can work without a broker.

Q:I recently got my real estate salesperson license and know this is the career I want to pursue. However, I am currently a full-time Master's student. Does anyone know if companies would allow me to work as a part-time real estate agent?For what it's worth, I'm done with classes by noon every day and have Fridays off completely, so this would allow a significant amount of time to show houses, etc. Thanks!

Yes but for what, you are going to work base in commission. The real estate market is ugly,bad,and very week. alot of people working in this area did not sell homes for months. do not waste your time ,and money. try to find job in city, state,and government jobs. it's secure, much better pay...and benefits.

Q:I have always wanted to own my own business and be an entrepreneur. I plan to travel the world in the future and I know I am going to live in a big city when I'm older. I have been thinking about going to college for Communications because I want to work in the entertainment industry or something with traveling. BUT if I chose that road, I wouldn't be really owning my own business...So, I've recently been taking an intereste in REAL ESTATE and I know that they can make a really GOOD income. If I chose that route, I could own my own business, work when I want, and when I do work I would be getting paid a lot more.SOOOO my question is...Do Real Estate Agents in NYC get paid alot of money? How would one go about starting THEIR OWN real estate business?

You need to take the training, pass the test, pay the fees and then beat out all the other thousands of brokers for the business. Common logic should tell you that anything that provides easy money is going to be overcrowded.

Q:In what ways can an 18 year old earn money from real estate? Or at least start getting involved?

Good okorder Best of Luck.

Q:Does the buyer always pays all the closing cost unless the seller is willing to split it? What does the seller normally pay beside the commission to the selling agent (if there is one)?Who pays for the deed transfer?Who, seller or buyer, pays what other than what I'm aware of.

It's depend for people choice and company popularity.

Q:I'm 17 and I would like to become a real estate investor. Do I go to college and learn about it? Should I start off as a real estate agent and then go on? What should I do?

You okorder to see which books are rated as most useful by the people who've read them.

Q:Ok so right now I'm 16 and i have an interest in real estate and also in a side job. I'm going to be attending college in a couple years to get some minor degrees such as building, business, mechanical, and drafting. And i was wondering if being a real estate agent would be appropriate for me right now. I know now's not the best time to sell. But if i sell one (1) small property, that would pay as much as i get in a year at my little call in part time job. I also am friends with many of the Realtors around the local area, so i know that would help. So my question is, would this be a suitable job for someone like me? Is there an age requirement? Does it take more the two semesters to get your license? And is this a full-time, hands-on, type job?Thanks!

No. Real Estate is no different than any other profession. It takes time, money and self discipline to make a living at it. Some of us that have been in this business for more than 20 years, are struggling financially. It really is a 24/7 -365 job at the whim of others

Q:how much would someone need to start investing in homes .and if a operson buys and rents out that house what would be the next step.i really would like to learn about real-estate.

It depends on the market you're looking to invest into and what exactly you're trying to do with the real estate. Basically it's a matter of having enough to not bankrupt yourself. Don't take on too much or you'll end up a big loser.