I'm looking to enroll in real estate agent certification classes in the Cincinnati area.

We collaborate weekly on ideas and strategies and we are opening our office in March of the coming year.Im currently still enrolled in Cerritos college to receive my AA in Real Estate and take the courses needed to get my brokers license.

How about enrolling in one of the many California Community Colleges and take advantage of their distant learning (online) real estate program?

Our firm for example just charges one value based fee for lets just say for an example a basic set up (Series LLC, Trust and operating company. 3k) Then they enroll in a family based plan of $44.00 an hour for the maintenance, transferring title, etc and talking to a lawyer, rather then the billable hour.

You can also go to an 'ENROLLED AGENT who in my opinion is the best place to go regarding taxation. 

It’s now or never and I’m currently enrolling myself at a local community college for a degree in BUSR : Bussiness , Real Estate for my AA with a transfer to a 4 year.

Here is what I am basing my search parameters on, would love to hear your thoughts, and I can share my reasoning as well. 1) States with low pension liabilities (80%+ funded) - this will keep property taxes fairly stable in the long term I believe. 2) States with stable or increasing population growth3) 25 mile radius of a 4-year university (10,000+ enrollment)4) Closer to a major (maybe Top 100?)

She is an IRS enrolled agent and I have used them for decades.

Last year A&M was considered the second most overbuilt school in The country for student housing, with more beds available than enrollment supported.Because of this rental rates are softer and vacancies are up.  

Currently enrolling to obtain by real estate license in Missouri.