Hi all, I just passed my license exam and went through the fingerprinting, and am preparing for the transition to full-time agency.  

Private loans, which are as varied as fingerprints, allow lenders to develop many competitive advantages so long as they stay within the law.In our experience, first and far far far above all, is having a personal relationship with your borrowers.

Are you getting your finger prints taken at Arapahoe CC?

Know this though, if you are going to spend the time to get your license, keep up the credits and pay for MLS, the $ amount is not cheap (we're talking $500 to get your license between the course, exam, finger prints and anything else your state might require) plus every year or two you have pay license fees to the state (usually another $100-$200 per 24 month period) and MLS is not cheap ($500-$1000 per year pending your location).

The following is a quick cost and overview for getting a license in Florida:Real Estate Course for $99 bucks - check online for coursesApplication and Fingerprints - $90 bucksTesting through person vue - $40 bucks* All figures approximateJoining the board is the most expensive so I don't know in your area how much it'll be.

Once you pass your schooling you have to take into consideration -application fees -fingerprints fees -test fees - NAR initial dues -brokerage initial dues And many more other fees.

If you have a solicitation permit from that city cops understand but you need to be finger printed and must carry other licenses. 

FBI fingerprint check. its a paper based application that costs $18. taking fingerprints cost another $22. 3-4 weeks later I know if they were ever arrested etc. kinda long but if they like the place they will wait.5.

When I first became licensed in Florida in 1990 I was proud to have passed a very difficult test and had a full background check (fingerprints, etc).

Only $399 to get enrolled with other fees involved (fingerprinting, state exam, etc.) as you get closer to completion.