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Denita Ozenne
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Real estate programs in Houston, Tx

Denita Ozenne
  • RN
  • Houston, TX
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Hey fellow Bp's. I have decided to get my real estate license in the the state of Texas and am unsure of which program to choose. I currently work 40 hours a week, 8-5 so classroom education seems unlikely. Ive compiled a list of programs according to the success rates posted on TREC's website. Out of the list Kaplan, Champion, and Austin institute of real estate seem to have the best reviews. Any recommendations? Do you guys suggest classroom over online? How long did it take for you guys to complete the required courses? 

Thanks guys! 

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Jeff Wallace
  • Rental Property Investor
  • The Woodlands, TX
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Jeff Wallace
  • Rental Property Investor
  • The Woodlands, TX
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I took the online classes... As I understand it, the classroom will take several months.  I was working full time when I went through the coursework. One class every evening for a week... Usually I could finish each class in 1-2 hours... But by the time I went through the course, I had already been involved in real estate for several years and reading about it for over a decade... So, I knew the terminology and had a pretty thorough understanding of the material.

@Denita Ozenne

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