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Before I had unrestricted access to MLS information, I had to go to Real Estate School, pass an examination, get a license, all for a fee, join a company, join the Toronto Real Estate Board for a fee, pay for Real Estate Council Of Ontario Insurance, and now, some Government Evangelist thought it was a good idea at the time, and wants to make private information available without restriction, unlimited, and free to the public?

Before I had unrestricted access to MLS information, I had to go to Real Estate School, pass an examination, get a license, all for a fee, join a company, join the Toronto Real Estate Board for a fee, pay for Real Estate Council Of Ontario Insurance, and now, some Government Evangelist thought it was a good idea at the time, and wants to make private information available without restriction, unlimited, and free to the public?

Tracy: I think that it would be a great idea for you to take the real estate licensing course prior to making any decisions regarding what to do about what you obviously have been forced to regard as a problem / problems that exists / exist respectively within the industry.

In GA you must be a licensed real estate agent first... I think Im curious to see what others have to say

Just a thought... but if the former funeral home industry head honcho can step into the head honcho position with RECO, why can't someone who has a university degree (Politics), forty years combined experience as a new home builder, licensed tradesman, conciliator with TARION New Home Warranty Corp., Real Estate appraiser affiliated with the Appraisal Institute of Canada, and last, but not least, a Realtor, run that joint from a perspective of applied practical experience, someone like... me?

this is not an industry its the wild west and half of it is illegal to boot they are selling real estate without a license there is no defense for most of these folks who think that this way of transacting real estate is honorable or even legal.

Real estate sales, management, laws, information, rules, licensing, governance and all the rest of it could change so much that we will look back on today and think of it as the wild west of real estate operations, when everybody was doing things by the seat of their pants with no licensing.

If you think the job is that easy and you want to do this on a Full - time basis — then get your Real Estate License — look me up and maybe I'll hire you — maybe not.

Real estate sales, management, laws, information, rules, licensing, governance and all the rest of it could change so much that we will look back on today and think of it as the wild west of real estate operations

Then it occurred to me that there was one fundamental difference between real estate and every other licensed business I could think of.

I think that Bruce's remarks apply very well to these types of «salespeople», but not to what I describe as what we should be licensed as, being real estate «advocates», practitioners of an actual «profession'that has all of the pursuits of «marketing» removed from its skills set.

Think it's a good idea to get your real estate license?

RECO changed the rules a few years ago that you didn't have to have a Brokers License to own a Real Estate Company... at the time it didn't make sense to me but my Broker of Record at the time said he thought it was a fantastic idea because when he decided to retire he could sell his Business to anybody....

I'm a newbie investor, and thought it would make sense to get my real estate license, hoping to save myself a lot of commissions on the future.

With a background spanning forty years of real estate related experience including: assistant builder in my father's new home construction business, licensed tradesman, conciliator / inspector TARION Warranty Corp., real estate appraiser, Realtor during the early 80's, mid 90's and lastly 2008 to Dec. 31, 2011, as well as designing one and building two of my own houses, all in concert with a degree in politics / psychology, one would think that I might have something of value to offer folks «out there» regarding beneficial real estate / negotiation knowledge.

Realtors are definitely miscast by having them licensed as «salespersons», and that is the underlying problem with the negative stereotyping that is rampant amongst the public at large when it communally thinks of and speaks of «real estate agents».

I think that RECO (Ontario) and all other provincial overseers should make your book mandatory reading as part of the real estate licensing courses.

Needless to say, I've found more than a few of the comments on REM to be such that it has caused me to question the mentality and even the integrity of the contributor, and ache for this tortured Industry to think that such an individual could actually be licensed to trade in real estate.

You have chosen to take on the responsibility of making the moniker «REALTOR» really mean something of importance to the public awareness, which awareness should be advanced far beyond the current belief that the well entrenched churn -»em - out system allows for just about anyone with a pulse (even a weak pulse) being too easily licensed as a «REALTOR»... to «flog» real estate... which is what most consumers think it means... in those same said terms.

I have owned rentals for 15 years, had my real estate license for 5 years and I thought I knew the tricks of the trade... Then I met Kolin, his methods are not traditional and neither are the results and if you are willing to listen and think outside the box he can teach you how to get into the real estate market with no money.

I am thinking about getting my real estate license as a fall back for when I get out of the military and use it as a way to get into and learn about the industry.

John Bendall earned his real estate license in November, 1986, because he thought about buying houses and fixing them up, just like everybody else in the mid-1980's.

In session 3 of the Real Estate Career Mentor Podcast, I talk about what to look for in a Brokerage when you are a newly licensed REALTOR ® or an Experienced Agent thinking of making a move!

If both offers are the same and they know that you are a licensed real estate professional, do you think it is possible they would rather work with you?

That unique arrangement, which is facilitated by multiple listing services in real estate markets across the United States, allows consumers to easily access listing information for the vast majority of for - sale properties in an area where they are considering buying a home — without impeding their ability to work with any licensed real estate brokerage and agent they choose, Holmen said during the program, which was hosted by the Information Technology & Innovation Foundation, a nonpartisan think tank.

It is sad to think that after wannabe - real - estate - salespersons students have successfully passed their exams, that thereupon entering their fields of dreams, licenses in hand and managers earnestly pushing for listings, that these same said newbies do not seem to understand (or put into practice) what the meaning of fiduciary responsibility to ones» clients entails unless it is explained via more paperwork.

I've been thinking hard on getting a Maryland Real Estate license.

I think having a real estate license was a critical step in building those relationships.

So, if you're thinking about getting a real estate license and starting a business, you really have to love real estate.»

I invite all those who think selling real estate is so easy and fees too high to get a real estate license.