how do you become a part time real estate entreprenuer?

Romana Stiman: There is a state and federal class you need to take before you can take the real estate exams for each. No idea if the class you dropped would've certified you to take the courses but I'm fairly sure you can take these courses online now. Once you've taken these courses you present the certificate that you took the course and now you can sit for the exams. You need to pass them both (state and federal) and then you can associate yourself with a broker and start practicing real estate....Show more

Jerald Florence: You can't take the exam until you have passed the required class hours. Google the requirements for your state's license.

Cherlyn Tefera: Becoming a realtor can be an almost brainless endeavor. You can be a high school dropout or anyone. How good you are as a realtor has a lot more to do with it - how successful you will be. Study the requirements for taking the realtor exam in your area and then take the exam. If you pass, which! I can't see anyone failing, then apply to one of the realtor companies. I took it one state and passed at the broker level. If you apply to become a broker, you can start your own business. However, if you fail to score high enough at the broker level but high enough to be a realtor, it will register as a "fail", because you applied to become a broker. If you want to be a realtor, apply to become a realtor. In answer to your question, yes, you can still take the exam. However, if your class that was dropped consists of "required reading" for the exam, then read it on your own and learn it, to give yourself the best chance at passing the exam. If you only want to work part-time, it is your business. It just might be more difficult getting a job and as for working as a real estate entrepreneur, you should start by learning how to spell entrepreneur. How you want to do your work, find clients, etc. is generally your business but, if you work for a large realty compan! y, you might have to play by their rules. After gaining some ! experience, they might allow you branch out and do it your way. There isn't one answer for that that applies to all realty companies, nor one that would likely apply in every state....Show more