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What's the best online real estate agent course?

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Hello all, I am considering getting my real estate license and actually switching careers from Healthcare to realtor. Does anyone have a path to obtaining your license that was affordable and that you'd recommend? I see there's a bunch of online options. Any help would be appreciated! Have a good day 

James

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I cant speak on Missouri but I used an online site called pro license here in Florida. I think allot of online sites will try to up charge you for live help, flash cards, and coaching. Its all unnecessary. Take the cheapest necessary prerequisite course, buy some flash cards from a local store, use free youtube quizs on your state, you'll be fine. The real learning comes after your hang your license. I do recommend once your get your license, take your continued education immediately, it has so much more useful information that should be required in the initial education but isn't for some reason. I do credit the book "real estate license exams for dummies". It takes broad ethics, FHA, HUD laws, situations and gives you real life examples of how these apply and breakdown. It made the laws and purpose of being an agent far easier to digest.

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