All Forum Posts by: Jonisha S.

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hi Sunny K. I studied for about 2 months before I took the test.  Youtube videos through Prepagent.com along with practice tests is how I prepared and for me that was very helpful.  I spent about 3-5 hrs per week. I'm in California and learned that each state is different when it comes to testing so you should be aware of that.  The benefits that influenced me to get my license the education of course as I like to have a strong knowledge base in whatever I do, the network of professionals that I'm now exposed to, and of course the savings since now I won't have to pay an agent for the transaction during a purchase. 

thanks everyone again.  On a scale of 1-10 for level of difficulty I give the test a 7. I don't think it was difficult,  but you do have to play close attention to the wording and definitely have a clear understanding of concepts. 

:-) Thanks everyone! @Ricardo Olea, I'm sure that you'll do great. I studied using the Prep Agent youtube videos.  They were extremely helpful. If interested, check out prepagent.com, the guy who started also does one on one webinars. 

Thank you :-)

I'm so excited! I passed my real estate exam to be a licensed salesperson. On my way to making my REI dreams come true.

Thanks so much. I'll check these places out. I've seen granite expo several times.

Hey everyone!!!  I am getting ready for renovations on my first deal and I'm super excited.  I'm in the East Bay Area (Oakland, CA) and I wondered if anyone can recommend good places for renovations supplies and materials for our new investment property.  My hubby and I are looking for tiles, granite, and cabinets.  Any good places around Oakland, that you'd recommend?  Good, meaning good quality at reasonable prices. 

sorry to hear that that happened to you. Thanks for sharing the details of that "lender".

thank you!