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Ruben Herrera
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Looking to get my RE license in Illinois.

Ruben Herrera
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Schererville, In
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Any suggestions on which company/school to use?

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Jaclyn McClellan
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Jaclyn McClellan
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I went through Illinois Realtors:

http://www.illinoisrealtor.org/education/prelicens...

Did the Home Study for the 75 hours, then a webinar class for the 15 hours, about to take my proctored exams and then onto the state test. They did a pretty good job with everything so far. I have found that not alot of places actually explain the process.. so just so you know.

75 hours of study, then a proctored exam.

15 hours of in-person study (could be a webinar), then another proctored exam.

THEN the state exam. 

I am taking both proctored exams in the same day so I don't have to take more time off of work. Wherever you end up deciding to go to with, they should provide you a list of approved locations to take the proctored exams, then you have to call the locations and set it up.

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