Posted by celeste/ca on 10/3/06 3:43pm
Msg #150003

Real Estate classes

Can anyone recommend who to go through to take real estate courses? I am looking to take a correspondence class. Who is trustworthy, and has the best information? Thanks.

Reply by Charles_Ca on 10/3/06 4:20pm
Msg #150007

Re: Real Estate classes Lumbleau is my favorite for Ca

If you want live traing then there are other alternatives, if you are in Southern California I like Real Estate Trainers, I belive they are in Irvine. Of course the community colleges are excellent alternatives. Rancho Santiago in Santa Ana has an excellent business program.

Reply by Charles_Ca on 10/3/06 4:27pm
Msg #150008

Re: Real Estate classes, PS:

John Lumbleau is also offering his "How to Sell Real Estate" CD's with his course. The selling class is one of the best to get a new agent off to a quick start. John developed the selling class for C21 in the 60's and they have been using it ever since. If you see it you will get quite a chuckle at the mode of dress but the class is still solid!

Reply by celeste/ca on 10/3/06 4:35pm
Msg #150009

Re: Real Estate classes, PS:

I have it narrowed down to 4 companies, and the Lumbleau was one of them. I will be doing it at home, I just want to make sure if it comes with either videos or internet, I also get a textbook. Thanks for the info.

Reply by Mung/CA on 10/3/06 4:39pm
Msg #150010

try Allied. n/m

Reply by celeste/ca on 10/3/06 4:41pm
Msg #150012

Re: try Allied.

I saw allied, but after I get a provisional license, one of the classes I want to take is Mortgage Broker, and Allied does not offer it.

Reply by Pamela on 10/3/06 6:34pm
Msg #150028

Ceeleste

Why the 18 month conditional license?

Take all three courses now, get them out the way
and you'll have your four year permanent license.

Many of the home-study schools offer discount packages,
when taking multiple courses.

Pam

Reply by Gary_CA on 10/4/06 1:30am
Msg #150081

c21 in the 70's

I was listening to a vintage training tape (I forget who) to a C21 group from back in the day... got a chuckle from the presenter's opening:

"Glad to see all the Century 21 agents here today, looks like a mustard factory blew up."