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Shawn Watts
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Top real estate school in California?

Shawn Watts
  • Glendale, AZ
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Hello I am looking to obtain a salesperson real estate license in California. I plan to spend about 6-12 months in a relatively inexpensive city (anywhere in California) that is close enough to a good real estate school. 

Once I obtain my license I plan to move to the Bay area where I will begin my career. 

So, can anyone give me some valuable advice on whether top companies prefer specific licensing schools or if it even matters. Also if there is anything else you think I should know feel free. 

Thank you 

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Kirky Galt
  • Real Estate Broker
  • San Diego, CA
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Kirky Galt
  • Real Estate Broker
  • San Diego, CA
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Hi Shawn,

I would recommend taking the classes online. John Henderson's courses at realestatecentre.biz are great!

Where you study for the test doesn't really matter. Brokers are mostly concerned about your potential as a salesperson. You can get hired at almost any brokerage with no experience, if they believe you can close deals.

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