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Hunter Reed
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The best way to obtain Realtors license

Hunter Reed
  • New to Real Estate
  • Texas Christian University
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BP community help me out here. Im looking to obtain my Realtors license for the state of Texas in the next 4 months.. Ill be living in Oklahoma, what is the best way to study for the exam? Books, in-person, etc? Let me know your thoughts so that I can narrow down my options to best optimize for the exam. Thank you, have a great day!

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Brian Halstead
  • Real Estate Agent
  • California Central Valley
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Brian Halstead
  • Real Estate Agent
  • California Central Valley
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@Hunter Reed, Studying for the exam is a personal thing. For me in California, I did everything online and downloaded the books as a PDF to read them.  After I was done with the courses through Allied Real Estate school, I used the same course for the exam cram.

Some agents have a hard time doing everything online, simply because there are so many distractions. Back when I got my license, there were way fewer distractions on the computer. If you can dedicate some time to study and focus, I think online is the best way to go. Good luck!

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