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Updated about 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Real Estate license; Where to go to school.
Hello Everybody,
I wish to obtain my real estate license. I hope that I could garner some information in choosing a school. I am in Los Angeles, CA. There are so many choices for schooling, i am sure some of the choices are scams.
When searching for schools, what are some red flags I should be aware of?
Are they any schools in the Los Angeles area people recommend?
Seems like most real estate classes are mostly for prepping a student for the licensing exam, is there other schooling that would help, such as a BA?
Thank you for reading this post and any feedback to the questions or post would be greatly appreciated.
Thank You,
Mark