What did you do to prepare for the test?

It's great that you have a goal and are preparing yourself in your 20s.

Great article @Wendell De Guzman thanks a lot.Being prepared and showing the right knowledge gets you farther wheather you are requesting funds or negotiatig a deal with the seller or buyer.

Hopefully it will make me better prepared for next time.

They were teaching about trust deed programs and the irrevocable trust they promote (for a small fee for a certificate of course) was prepared by one of their lawyers. 

And it's for my husband and kids to enjoy our current time together and be better prepared for my children's future.

I might have to go view the property, though I am not in any way prepared to spend $365K for it.   

The attorney is protecting her client which is why the client hired her.Have the attorney prepare a new contract.

Still, all the experience did not prepare me nearly enough for what deals I do now.One more thing, you want to seek advice in everything you do from the people that actually do deals, unfortunately a lot of people want to invest in Real Estate, however they never amount the courage to move on and take action.

The study guide you get at the end of the courses to prepare for the test was really helpful.