All Forum Posts by: Norberto Villanueva

In case it needs mention, the way I'm reading it property management qualifies, as it requires a real estate license to perform.

Not seeing how property manager fits in to equivalent experience, however one that has worked full time in a capacity that requires a real estate license does qualify. Same as you, the problem I see is that you did not have (nor need) a California license to manage in Spain so, I'm calling shenanigans.  

All the best Michael!

Hello Jay. My previous post was removed as a solicitation. Please inbox me for a resource you might find helpful in your search. I look forward to it.

Great post Peter. All the best to you. I'll keep you in mind for projects in SoCal.

Norberto

Considering regulatory agencies have an interest in making sure the public is protected,  licensing coursework covers everything any real estate investor needs to know, such as the different types of valuation, real estate, contract and tenant law, equal housing and more.  Trials by fire can burn.