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Terry McAllister
  • North Beach, MD
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Light at the end of the tunnel - License exam

Terry McAllister
  • North Beach, MD
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Hey there, 

I have been a member of bigger pockets for some time now and been listening to the podcasts for a few years. I am a career firefighter in Maryland, and decided to go get my RE license online through theceshop.com to sell some houses, learn the insides of real estate laws and transactions and invest at my own pace. I am about 75% of the way through the class... 

My question is .. what are some good tools/websites/resources to help you prepare for the actual exam? My concern is how DRY this class is and how much information is thrown at you. I would not recommend taking this online, but its too late and I have too much time in to consider changing classes. I consider myself a smart guy, and I want to nail the exam on the first try, and more importantly, make sure I know what I need to know to be prepared as an agent. Any help would be appreciated! 

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