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Brian Spatz
  • Fair Lawn, NJ
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Weichert RE School NJ

Brian Spatz
  • Fair Lawn, NJ
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I'm about to register for the 75hr pre-license course offered by Weichert here in New Jersey. I have the option of going to Wayne or Hoboken, checking to see if anyone has any notes on either location, or on the course itself. I couldn't find too much info about it online...

Also, any tips for someone who wants to be an agent/investor to find a local sponsor to get licensed? Thanks in advance! - Brian

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Tim Booz
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  • Parsippany NJ
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Tim Booz
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  • Parsippany NJ
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Hey @Brian Spatz,

I'd definitely recommend Wayne. Parking in Hoboken is rough. There are garages very close to the Weichert Office, but if you're going to be making that trip 30-40 times for class it will probably add up quickly.

As far as finding a broker - I'd recommend making a list of what's important to you, and then grading them by that list. Inman has a great article titled "how to choose your first real estate brokerage" that might be helpful too. If you're planning on investing it's probably a good idea to ask them what the commission split looks like when it's your own personal deal/property vs. the when you're working for a client.

 I'm a licensed broker in NJ, so eel free to reach out with any questions as you go through the process, I'll help where I can.

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