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Salesperson Prelicensing Course Offered on a monthly basis at one (or more) of our three Northern Arizona campuses, this 90-hour career preparatory course is the starting point for a new career in real estate or threshold sales. Classes are offered in four (4) different formats:
Tuition for the 90-hour series is $499 for weekday series (prepaid at least 7 days in advance of class start date; otherwise $518). $499 for the weekend or satellite campus courses (prepaid at least 7 days in advance of class start date; otherwise $518). $525 for "Combo" Campus Courses (attendance at two locations) Your tuition investment includes:
27-hour State Specifics Course The Arizona Department of Real Estate will no longer grant waivers of education to prelicensing candidates from other states, regardless of the number of hours attended at any real estate school, community college or university. This new regulation became effective February 2008. Please contact the school for a schedule of the now-required 90 hour prelicensing course for either salesperson or broker license. Broker Prelicensing Course Obtaining a Broker's License is a major career goal of many active practitioners. Best School of Real Estate offers a "Flex Schedule" program to help make classroom attendance convenient as well as stimulating. Here are the basic requirements to qualify for an Arizona Broker's license.
The Broker Prelicensing course is offered regularly by Best School of Real Estate & Appraisal at the school's Sedona campus. Tuition is $585 (pre-registration discount)/ $598 (if paid upon beginning of classes), including:
The Arizona Department of Real Estate will no longer grant waivers of education to prelicensing candidates from other states, regardless of the number of hours attended at any real estate school, community college or university. This new regulation became effective February 2008. Please contact the school for a schedule of the now-required 90 hour prelicensing course for either salesperson or broker license. Appraisal Prelicensing Course The appraisal profession entry-level "Licensed Real Estate Appraiser" designation permits licensees to appraise one to four-family residential properties utilizing non-complex methodology, and having a transaction value less than $1 million. Complex approaches to one to four-family residential properties with a transaction value less than $250,000 may also be performed (per the competency provision of the Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice). Education Requirement Appraisal students must complete a 150-hour classroom and field workshop course, which Best School of Real Estate and Appraisal offers in five individual modules of instruction:
Experience Requirement Students of appraisal must accumulate 2000 hours of actual appraisal experience with a minimum 18-month period. This experience is cumulative and may be completed (at least in part) even prior to classroom attendance of 150 hours of instruction. An experience log is utilized to record these hours. All entry material must be reviewed by a certified appraiser, under whom the apprentice appraiser is being supervised before log entry. License Application The process includes:
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