If they are motivated, then pass along to one of us to see if we can buy it.  

http://www.cmarealtors.org/prelicense-class.htmlHere's the course outline for the exam http://www.mass.gov/ocabr/licensee/dpl-boards/re/c...The class will get you ready to pass the exam for the most part but if you are looking for extra learning/practice exams I always recommend the license professor.

I've been discouraged dozens of times, but NEVER entertained the idea of giving up.  

The State of Illinois recently passed a statute into law that allows regulators to examine and publicly report on delinquency rates, as well as take action against lenders whose rates are too high.

Saw this one the other day, checked the area and passed it by.

I have a real estate experienced CPA I use, he came recommended from a RE attorney who unfortunately passed away shortly after I met him.

Our capex estimates increased substantially based on what we'd need to do to pass code but also to raise rents (somewhere to the tune of $500K-$800K).

So I have a "South Western" kind of attitude in which I not only look strangers in the eye but I also say "good morning sir" & "good morning ma'am" in passing.

I would verify with employer if possible but this may just be for entertainment value as this couldn't be verified until after he lost his job or moved out. 

Again, he didnt use a broker to locate the property or source the tenants.Present Day: I passed my exam last September but never did anything with it.