Whether you’re interested in a career in real estate, studying for your licensing exam, looking to brush up on common lingo used in the industry, or simply curious about an unfamiliar term, it’s always a good idea to have a solid understanding of the basic concepts and terminology used during the homebuying and home selling process. The Signature School of Real Estate is here to help you learn and understand those terms. 

If you’re on the path to a new career in real estate, or you know you’re ready to get started, we have some tips on being the very best agent out there. Becoming a successful real estate agent doesn’t automatically happen right after getting your license; it takes hard work, commitment, and dedication.

For those interested in a career in real estate, the Sunshine State is the land of opportunity, with one of the hottest real estate markets in the country! As a licensed real estate sales associate, most commonly known as a “real estate agent” to the public, your role will be to work with clients to buy or sell real estate according to their needs.

Real estate sales associates and brokers play essential roles in home buying and selling. If you’re new to the industry or considering starting a career in Florida real estate, it’s important to understand the differences between the two. Here’s a quick guide to what sales associates and brokers do. 

If you’re a budding real estate agent in the Sunshine State, you’ll come across the Florida Real Estate Commission (FREC) during the licensing process. What exactly does this commission do? Who is on the commission? How does FREC relate to DBPR? We have the answers for you in this guide. 

Getting a real estate education has never been easier or more convenient. With the Signature School of Real Estate, you can take your real estate licensing courses and study for your exam – entirely online. You’ll have access to premium licensing courses, unrivaled industry insights, and support from your expert instructors so that you can launch a successful career in real estate. But the support doesn’t end with your exams.