Monday, February 18, 2008
Real Estate Career Starter: Launch a Lucrative and Fulfilling Career (Career Starters) by Mary Masi
Product Description
The all-inclusive guide to obtaining a job as a real estate agent, broker, or appraiser. All the information you need on educational and licensing requirements, including descriptions of the professional licensure examinations. Details on the areas of specialization and advice on how to find the right area for you. PLUS, inside tips on where the jobs are and how to get them.
Product Details
Amazon Sales Rank: #1673671 in Books
Published on: 1998-09
Number of items: 1
Binding: Paperback
227 pages
Editorial Reviews
Martha R. Williams, J.D., Co-author, California Real Estate Principles and Fundamentals of Real Estate Appraisal
Real Estate Career Starter is a thorough look at what it takes to make it in a career in real estate. It's all here from the initial decision to choosing an area of specialization, picking a school, applying for financial aid (the advice and Web sites on this topic alone are worth the price of the book), preparing a resume, interviewing, and acquiring a professional designation. Comments from real estate professionals in many areas of practice appear throughout and add to the real-world emphasis.
Book Info
(LearnATest.com) Guide providing all of the information one would need to begin a career in real estate. Features information of obtaining a license, finding a job, and working toward success using the latest technology and getting the best continued training. Softcover.
From the Publisher
This series offers entry-level job seekers the perfect first step to careers in these growing fields. Each book features the hottest jobs in each career area, easy-to-read requirements for each job, leading providers of training programs for the specific career area, financing for training, tips for success, and much more. Ideal for young job hunters who want to know where the opportunities are.
Customer Reviews
Only contains info on the sales/broker career
I was disappointed in this book since I was looking for information about the appraiser profession. This book is focused only on the sales and broker careers and only dedicated 3-4 pages out of 207 to the appraisal career. The title of this book should be changed to reflect this.
Perhaps if this is your first job...
I ordered this book and "Your Successful Real Estate Career" by Kenneth Edwards. I preferred the Edwards book. Since I am just at the beginning stages of exploring real estate as a career possibility, I thought that a good survey book like this would be helpful. But it seems geared to someone who is new to the working world, and even then there are about 100 pages of padding. Lots of info on training programs at community colleges all across the country, how to pick a college, info on financial aid, how to land your first job (very basic resume and interviewing stuff) etc. It might be helpful to someone who is entering the working world, but otherwise you can find the same training requirements info on the Internet in half an hour. The best chapter is the first one, which provides an overview of the type of jobs available in the field (new territory for me).
Perhaps if this is your first job...
I ordered this book and "Your Successful Real Estate Career" by Kenneth Edwards. I preferred the Edwards book. Since I am just at the beginning stages of exploring real estate as a career possibility, I thought that a good survey book like this would be helpful. But it seems geared to someone who is new to the working world, and even then there are about 100 pages of padding. Lots of info on training programs at community colleges all across the country, how to pick a college, info on financial aid, how to land your first job (very basic resume and interviewing stuff) etc. It might be helpful to someone who is entering the working world, but otherwise you can find the same training requirements info on the Internet in half an hour. The best chapter is the first one, which provides an overview of the type of jobs available in the field (new territory for me).
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