CAREER SEMINAR REVEALS THE FACTS
The real estate market place is always changing and right now it looks like it's changing for the better. With the encouraging reports from the media recently more and more people are buying and selling homes today and are looking for guidance from real estate sales professionals. A career in real estate is potentially more rewarding now than ever before.
The truth is this is a great time to start a real estate career. The market is turning around and people are looking for help from real estate professionals.
A good place to start exploring the possibility of a career in real estate is a Career Seminar like the one Prudential Starck Realtors is presenting Tuesday evening June 2 at 7:00 PM at their Bloomingdale Learning Center, 181 S. Bloomingdale Rd in Bloomingdale. The seminar is free and is billed as "A Night of Questions and Answers." Questions about requirements for licensing, qualifications, earning potential, training and what it takes to get started will all be answered.
Anyone interested in discovering the realities of real estate sales can learn the facts that night.
Prudential Starck Realtors holds these Career Seminars regularly. For a schedule or to reserve your spot call 800-375-7032.
Friday, May 15, 2009
Friday, May 8, 2009
Tuition Reimbursement Program from Prudential Starck Realtors
Real estate sales is an exciting and rewarding profession that offers lots of great opportunities. A career in real estate allows you to meet and help interesting people, experience freedom and independence, use your personal strengths and obtain financial security. Of course, before you can start in the business, you need to obtain your Illinois real estate license. That requires a course and tuition.
Whether you take the class at a college or at a private school, the tuition is usually around $350 including text materials.
The real estate school that Prudential Starck Realtors® underwrites, Your House Academy, offers the state-approved pre-license course for $285.00.
Prudential Starck Realtors® underwrites the school in order to attract good agent prospects to the company. In addition to making a lower tuition possible, as an added incentive, agents who join the company will receive 1/2 of their tuition refunded when their first transaction closes.
When you consider all the great training, tools and leadership Prudential Starck Realtors® offers their agents, this tuition refund program is just like "icing on the cake".
For more information about the pre-license course offered through Your House Academy visit their website at YourHouseAcademy.com or call Vince DePaul at 800-375-7032.
Tuesday, May 5, 2009
The Class of 2009 - A Career Instead of a Job
From CareerBuilder.com:
"The class of 2009 will face the most competitive job market in years, as companies continue to proceed with caution amid economic uncertainty, according to CareerBuilder’s newly released annual college job forecast.The percentage of employers planning to hire recent college grads is roughly half of what it was just two years ago. Only 43 percent of employers plan to hire recent college graduates in 2009, down from 56 percent in 2008 and 79 percent in 2007."
While a career in real estate sales may not be the answer, it might be worth considering. The market is down right now, but there are signs of recovery and we think when it comes out it's slumber it will come out with a sustained upswing. Housing affordability is at its highest point in years, mortgage rates are at their lowest point in years, absorption rate (month's supply of inventory) is dropping steadily in most areas, and there is an $8,000. incentive for first time home buyers to act now. Similar to investing when the market is down, it might be a benefit to invest in a career instead of looking for a job. For more information try prudentcareers.com and if you'd like to find out about getting an Illinois real estate license click on YourHouseAcademy.com. Here at Prudential Starck Realtors, we are always ready to answer your questions.
"The class of 2009 will face the most competitive job market in years, as companies continue to proceed with caution amid economic uncertainty, according to CareerBuilder’s newly released annual college job forecast.The percentage of employers planning to hire recent college grads is roughly half of what it was just two years ago. Only 43 percent of employers plan to hire recent college graduates in 2009, down from 56 percent in 2008 and 79 percent in 2007."
While a career in real estate sales may not be the answer, it might be worth considering. The market is down right now, but there are signs of recovery and we think when it comes out it's slumber it will come out with a sustained upswing. Housing affordability is at its highest point in years, mortgage rates are at their lowest point in years, absorption rate (month's supply of inventory) is dropping steadily in most areas, and there is an $8,000. incentive for first time home buyers to act now. Similar to investing when the market is down, it might be a benefit to invest in a career instead of looking for a job. For more information try prudentcareers.com and if you'd like to find out about getting an Illinois real estate license click on YourHouseAcademy.com. Here at Prudential Starck Realtors, we are always ready to answer your questions.
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