Pennsylvania-specific how-tos for sales license candidates
Two Exams with Polley Associates and One State/National Exam Each course, Real Estate Fundamentals and Real Estate Practice, by state law, must end with a supervised (otherwise known as “proctored”) exam. You must earn a score of 70 or better on each exam to pass. Thousands of people take and pass these courses every year. You …
What’s expected in attending a PA real estate Classroom or Livestream (Zoom) course? Punctuality is important. Students should be on time and attend all class sessions of their courses. There are reasonable limitations intended to benefit you and minimize distractions. Got questions? Go ahead, ask! Yes, there is homework. Have a special need? Please let us know …
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New Jersey’s Instructions On The Subject For Pennsylvania-licensed real estate salespersons who wish to obtain a sales license in New Jersey, the New Jersey State Real Estate Commission has issued a one-page guide on the topic (below). Pennsylvania LicenseesPENNSYLVANIA SALESPERSON WANTS TOBECOME LICENSED AS A NEW JERSEY SALESPERSON First Option: Second Option: For more information call …
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Best Start: An entry-level real estate business development program The first 90 days are the most critical for newcomers to real estate sales. They succeed in getting a license but lack basic knowledge of the real estate business or salesmanship, and so become discouraged and leave the field before enjoying success. Our VIRTUAL 6-hour Best …
Instructor Joe Zlomek says “thanks for coming back!” This page has been created specifically for participants in Polley Associates’ Best Start seminar. It links to slide presentations that we either lacked time to complete, or that offer additional or review-worthy information. Joe Zlomek, your instructor, says thanks!, for both joining him in class and for …
Pennsylvania and license reciprocity Real Estate Salespersons may be granted licensure by the Reciprocal method if they hold a current, active broker or salesperson’s license issued by another state that: Reciprocal licensees must maintain their principal place of business in the state through which reciprocity was granted, and must maintain a current, active license in …
