All Forum Posts by: Ron Martin

I had decided on Aceable Agent but did Moseley online instead. It has an online text, glossary, and the course is several modules with quizzes which must be passed in order. I breezed through those which opened up practice tests which opened up the final. I passed that first time which opened practice tests for the state and national exam.

Somebody on another site recommended buying the PSI test prep package which I did. I found the Moseley test prep materials helped more than the PSI stuff even though the licensing exam was from PSI. I passed state and national first time and my application is among the probably much smaller stack of agent applications at DPOR Virginia.

Moseley has no bells or whistles and I didn't discover the charts and diagrams until I was finished. The cost of the course also includes post licensing materials which meets those requirements.

I had decided on Aceable Agent but did Moseley online instead. It has an online text, glossary, and the course is several modules with quizzes which must be passed in order. I breezed through those which opened up practice tests which opened up the final. I passed that first time which opened practice tests for the state and national exam.

Somebody on another site recommended buying the PSI test prep package which I did. I found the Moseley test prep materials helped more than the PSI stuff even though the licensing exam was from PSI. I passed state and national first time and my application is among the probably much smaller stack of agent applications at DPOR Virginia.

Moseley has no bells or whistles and I didn't discover the charts and diagrams until I was finished. The cost of the course also includes post licensing materials which meets those requirements. 

 Hello @Hamp Lee III I've wanted to get my real estate license most of my adult life. I'm retired navy and checked into it once on shore duty but it was the wrong time. I'm in my 16th year teaching high school and take the Virginia salesperson exam 1 Oct. My plan is to start part time and leave teaching in a year or two. I get so much time off that part time for me still leaves lots of time to learn and develop my business. I have a retired navy commander/broker who says he'll bring me aboard once I get licensed. He's at a cloud based company which seems like it will be a better fit for me. I first though, need to pass the test.

All my guns were lost in a tragic boating accident. 

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I'm retired Navy and currently get lots of money for barely teaching nine months of high school. My son and I were about to start our investing career when he got home from his third deployment in two and a half years. But, he got orders to another operational billet in California. 

Hello from Virginia's oldest town.

Welcome aboard Jeff. I'm also a medicine man. 

My next door neighbor is section eight. The local housing authority never inspects, they never cut the grass or do other maintenance, have numerous unauthorized occupants, and all have phones, smokes and no jobs.