I definitely want to know what all was on the test.

One strategy is buying one to live in and staying for a year using the FHA loan, then renting it out for a year to test your tolerance for being a landlord, and then in year three you see where your appreciation is versus the long-term hold prospects.

Summary, never hire the cheapest contractor, and test them out on smaller projects before letting them run a full-scale renovation.

I was salutatorian, captain or the academic trivia team, first place in our history and English testing, third place on our math and science team, highest sat and act scores at my prep school.

The test is 30% law, 30% history 10% ethics then some problems/ math

The NV test is pretty straight-forward.

Im a real estate agent in Florida and from an access to the MLS it is solid plus if you find a deal yourself you can be the agent and make the commission which will more than cover the cost of the test/yearly feesDont expect to make money from it as a realtor unless you have a bunch of family that will use you.

----------------------------------------------------Something that concerns me, is that once COVID-19 is under control, likely to be in 2021, through vaccines, or a testing-tracing regime; the number of jobs available in the economy will likely shrink.

Passing the written test doesn’t mean you can drive a car, it just means you know a bunch of traffic laws.

I have to take and pass the test first...Thanks again!