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What’s the difference between real estate sales licenses in New Jersey? There are four kinds of real estate licenses issued in New Jersey. They are for salespersons, broker-salespersons, brokers, and referral agents. The relationship between a broker and the remaining three is much the same as that between a boss and workers. A broker operating his or her …
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Why do I need a license, anyway? New Jersey state law requires that you obtain a license to assist in the purchase, sale, rental or lease of real estate on behalf of anyone other than yourself. The license is issued by the New Jersey Department of Banking and Insurance, and is supervised by the New Jersey Real …
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These are our policies concerning privacy and the use of our website or other forms of communication. 1) Polley Associates (also identified herein as “we” and “us” and “our”) has adopted a set of information management guidelines that serve as the basis for our customer relationships. These guidelines have been developed with the recognition that …
When enrolling and participating in any Polley Associates’ course in any form of delivery that involves live or delayed interaction with an instructor and/or other individuals, prospective, current, and former students agree to be bound by these policies on classroom use and conduct: Class Audits Polley Associates does NOT permit unregistered or unpaid individual to …
How can you qualify for an NJ real estate broker license? Have a high school education or its equivalent; Have been continually licensed and employed on a full-time basis as a New Jersey real estate salesperson for three years immediately preceding application; and Complete 150 hours of broker pre-license education, including a 90-hour general real …
It depends on what you’re comfortable with and what works best with your schedule. PRO: If you enjoy learning at your own pace, on your own schedule, and on your own time. Love computers and enjoy reading electronically, then this course is for you. CON: If you don’t enjoy reading and you definitely don’t enjoy …
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We owe allegiance only to our students You may have noticed that Polley Associates is independent. No real estate brokerage or franchise owns any interest in our company. There’s a good reason why. It means Polley Associates is free to teach legal and ethical alternatives to transacting real estate business, without having to bow to …
Of Doctors, Dog-Catchers, and Real Estate Salespeople Every career, from being a doctor to being a dog-catcher, has its ups and downs. Some doctors make a lot of money, but they often attend college for 8 to 10 years before starting a practice. Some dog catchers make only minimum wage, but they enjoy the companionship …
People At The Peak Of Their Profession Everyone dreams of being the king of the hill, the pick of the crop, and the best in the business. In real estate, the best salespeople are known as top producers because their production is high: they sell more properties and list more properties for sale than almost …
