Second, If anyone could refer to a good school that is affordable and actually helps you pass the test?  

So by this Forum I hope to meet like minded people in the Columbus area, and maybe even a serious partner.Things I have been doing to create a network here include:-Hondros Real Estate School-Keller Williams is sponsoring me for my R/E exam-I've went to the sheriff"s foreclosure auctions on High St-Joined BP-Went to Arlington bank to talk with some loan officersIf there is anything else that you would suggest me do for better networking weather that be for being an investor or salesperson, please let me know.

Hueytown is a slightly nicer area than Centerpoint and Roebuck based on the schools, average sale price, cash tenants, etc.- Dave

And there are not many young ppl that I meet now-a-days who say that they are in craft school to learn a trade, many of them are opting for the Arts or business.

I want to take the 75-hour course in person, not online.I stopped by a local Keller Williams branch the other day, and they gave me a few places to contact, and I wanted to know if anyone had any thoughts/experience with the schools.

My name is Kareem Hyman I am a recent college graduate of Bucknell University and someone who is interested in pursuing a career in real estate.

I currently work in I.T. at a school district, and I am definitely looking forward to leaving the I.T. world. 

hi all,    I heard the term seller financing alot, but I know very little about how it works.  Who do you put in the deed in terms when buyer and seller agreed in seller financing? and how does seller execute when buy...

I was always scared of debt and scared of the fact that I might fail once in school.

Yuliya Palonskaya I'm currently researching properties on the northwest side of Chicago but I'm also very interested in Oak Park and definitely Forest Park, good schools, nice neighborhoods.