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Clifford Tran
  • Rental Property Investor
  • San Francisco, CA
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Education in Lieu of Experience for Broker's Exam

Clifford Tran
  • Rental Property Investor
  • San Francisco, CA
Posted

Hey all,

This is my first post on BP!

I'm looking to sit for a RE broker's license in California and I'm aware that it's possible to skip the 2+ years experience requirement: http://www.dre.ca.gov/examinees/BrokerExperience.h...

I have never held a RE salesperson license. My issue is that I've already graduated with a 4-year degree without a major/minor in RE. Is it possible to simply take several college courses (CalBRE approved) right now that will fulfill the requirement to sit for the broker's exam?

Has anyone done this or know anyone that has qualified for the broker's exam this way?

I haven't been able to find detailed information on this subject yet so if there's an existing thread on this topic I'd be grateful for a link.

Thanks!

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