Need my real estate license for a job - what is the fastest way to get it?
I live in CA and need the license
[{"id": "dhine3e", "text": "You need to take 135 hours of California Pre-Licensing education.\n\nCA 45-Hour Real Estate Principles\nCA 45-Hour Real Estate Practice\nCA 45-Hour Real Estate Finance\n\nThen you need to pass the final exam for each class. \n\nThen submit your license and exam application to CALBRE. Once your exam date is scheduled, make sure you study. \n\nAssuming you pass your exam you will get your license within about 7 days. \n\nTotal time frame assuming you move as fast as possible while still abiding by state rules: 3 months. ", "replies": [{"id": "dhld9m9", "text": "Really? I though CA was easier then that. You can get it done in AZ in about 3 weeks if you really push yourself. ", "replies": [{"id": "dhldylv", "text": "You can probably finish the classes in about 3 weeks. The delay is with the state processing your testing and license application. Usually takes at least 3-4 weeks for state to respond to your exam scheduling request, then the closest testing date is usually another 2-3 weeks away. Assuming you pass the test you will receive your license within 4-10 days. It all adds up to a bit of a wait. But gives you lots of time to study, so no excuses for failing exam! \n\nIf you are a US military veteran you qualify for expedited processing from the state.", "replies": [{"id": "dhle6v7", "text": "I didn't factor in the time for the state to process the application. AZ is the same way for the most part. Thanks ", "replies": [], "depth": 4}], "depth": 3}], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "dhiqsux", "text": "Took several months to schedule test once you're eligible in 2015. Not sure how bad it is now.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]