Some guidance on which online RE school to take? (CA)

[realizment]

Hey guys,

I recently decided I want to go at this and give it my best shot, I would appreciate a little guidance in getting started, my first question is which school would one recommend, the best i can seem to find is kaplan and allied, is one better than the other?

Which elective course did you guys find most helpful? And any tips for an absolute beginner? Any guidance much appreciated

PS: if any of you have any ebooks you can share or recommend, please let me know thanks

 

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[Summer Adams]

This is quite vague.....but Udemy has some great courses!

 

[G-Man]

There's plenty of info here. The search bar is your friend. Don't let it become an action fake, though.

GOLD - How many action fakes can the fastlane come up with??

 

[jon.a]

Why do you want a REL?

 

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[realizment]

Why do you want a REL?

Mostly just learn, with the potential of earning commission on a few sales to get a new cash flow.

 

[Sterling]

Might I recommend becoming a real estate investor instead? Most brokers and agents wouldn't recommend their path, many burn out their first year. As an investor you get ammortization, depreciation, appreciation, and cash flow.
John Dessauer and Dave Lindahl have great courses and books.

 

[Under-Dog]

Join your local REI group, you can find realtors, brokers, investors etc.... a great chance to network. I used californialicense.com myself and it was ok had everything needed and was able to pass the test. However, I quickly realized I'd much rather deal with investing... If that's what you're looking for try bigger pockets I've learned a lot there. Also Nick Ruiz from Alpha home flipping provides some good info for free.

 

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[realizment]

Yea investing is the end goal m i figured for a couple hundred books and a 135 hours getting the license cant hurt, and it might be good to stick a year or so into a brokers to gain connects and learn the business a little joining a REI group is something im also interested in, any socal/Los Angeles recommendations ?

 

[Raoul Duke]

GOLD - Getting started is this simple...