Note - you can also use higher education (e.g. a construction management degree, Civil engineering degree, etc.) to count for 2 out of your 4 years of required experience.6) Provide professional references who can attest to your experience and character 7) Get bonded $8) Pay licensing fees $9) Wait for the ROC to review and approve your application Oh, you'll also want to set up an LLC before you start any of this.

There are other marketing methods that have varying degrees of risk and are ethically questionable, so I won't mention them.

The type of building construction also plays into the degree of difficulty.

Also, the quality of finishings should match your neighborhood rating to some degree.  

I have a Math degree and my masters is also in core Mathematics, so numbers is my game and I hope this will aid, even slightly when moving forward with this journey. 

I have a Math degree and my masters is also in core Mathematics, so numbers is my game and I hope this will aid, even slightly when moving forward with this journey.

In most cases, you don't require a degree to become a real estate agent, but it does help potential career job seekers stay competitive and relevant.

I recently graduated from Temple University in Philadelphia, where I earned a Bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice.

Out here in Phoenix people aren't visiting much during the summer months when the weather regularly gets above 110 degrees.

Aloha,Unless the "property manager" also has a law degree, or paid an attorney to draft it, or his company is using a form provided by, for example, the local Board of Realtors, then it is very likely not worth the paper it is written on.