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Steve Reiley
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Philadelphia area online Real Estate schools?

Steve Reiley
  • Drexel Hill PA
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Hey I'm from the Philadelphia area and I am looking to get my Real Estate license. I found a couple sites but i wanted to see if anyone had any experience/advice on which school i should go with, and if online or in-person classes are better/worse or if it makes no difference. Based on some reviews i narrowed it down to the CEShop, Temple university Real estate school, and Polley.  Has anyone used any of these course before? Any information is appreciated, Thanks!

ww.theceshop.com

https://portal.recampus.com/re/templere/portal/wel...

https://www.polleyassociates.com

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Chris Martino
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  • Jersey City, NJ
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Chris Martino
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Jersey City, NJ
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Hi @Steve Reiley,

I also wanted to get through the course/material as quick as possible so I went the online route. I used the CE shop which was fine, they also have specials frequently so I would wait until one of those pops up. 

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