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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Should I go to school for real estate license??
Hi Everyone,
So to get my foot in the door, I want to get my real estate license. From what I understand, in Wisconsin it's required to take a 72 hour course or 10 credits from an accredited college before taking the real estate exam. Since I have free tuition through the GI Bill, I'm thinking about getting a real estate certificate (15 credits) next semester offered through UW-Milwaukee before taking the exam or taking classes at a local community college in lieu of the 72 hour course. I realize I'll probably have to take the 72 hour class anyhow in order to pass the exam, but I feel like the additional education will only be beneficial.
Has anyone else taken real estate courses through a university? Would I be wasting my time? Should I just take the 72 hour course?