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Raheel Shahazad, CPA, Attorney at Law

Why I quit being a real estate agent?

Most new real estate agents quit their first year because of the emotional toll of “fear of failure” and rejection. Nobody likes to feel rejected. Rejection is part of the job but remember that people are not rejecting you. They are rejecting the notion of buying or selling at that time. For the best online real estate classes, visit Illinois Real Estate School

What questions are on the Illinois real estate exam?

The broker exam consists of 100 multiple-choice questions for the national portion and 40 multiple-choice questions for the state-specific portion. The managing broker exam consists of 10 simulation problems for the national portion and 40 multiple-choice questions for the state-specific portion. For the best online real estate classes, visit Illinois Real Estate School

How long is Realtor school?

2-5 months. On average, it takes anywhere from 2-5 months to complete real estate school and earn a real estate license. However, this can vary depending on your state’s licensing requirements and application process and whether you choose an online real estate school or traditional classroom courses. For the best online real estate classes, visit Illinois Real Estate School

How long is real estate school in Illinois?

It takes most people between three and six months to become a broker in Illinois. You can apply for a real estate license after completing your 75 hours of prelicense education and after you pass both the state and national portions of the Illinois licensing exam with a grade of 75% or higher. For the best online real estate classes, visit Illinois Real Estate School

Is real estate a good career?

Working as a real estate agent or broker can be fulfilling and financially rewarding, but it’s not easy. A career in real estate requires drumming up business, promoting yourself, tracking leads, handling complex paperwork, providing customer service, and much, much more. For the best online real estate classes, visit Illinois Real Estate School