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Ways for New Real Estate Agents to Find Their First Clients
The first clients are the hardest to land! But with these tips, new real estate agents can start building a sustainable pipeline of buyers and sellers.
What to Expect in Your First Job as a Real Estate Agent
Most people's first job is in retail or babysitting, but what if yours is being a real estate agent? Learn what to do if your first job is in real estate!
You’ve Passed the Texas Real Estate License Exam. What’s Next?
Once you pass your Texas real estate exam, you must apply for your license and get set up with your broker. Here's what you need to do to get started.
How to Become a Real Estate Appraiser in Texas
Are you thinking about becoming a real estate appraiser in Texas? Here's what you need to know about how to become a licensed appraiser and what that means for your career.
What are the Texas Fair Lending Acts?
The Fair Lending Acts are federal laws that impact the mortgage process. Real estate professionals must understand these laws and how they impact the industry.
What Are the Differences Between Texas CE and Texas SAE Courses?
Renewing your Texas real estate license? Here's what you need to know about SAE and CE courses, including which ones are required and what topics they cover.
Find Your Client a Texas Home Safe from Disasters
Depending on the region, Texas is prone to floods, hurricanes, tornadoes, and cold weather. Learn how to find your client a home that is ready for any of these natural disasters.
Fair Housing in Texas
Texas real estate agents need to observe both state and federal laws regarding fair housing in order to prevent discrimination against protected individuals. Let's break them down.
How New Real Estate Agents Can Master Their First Listing
It's normal to be nervous about your first listing as a real estate agent. Here's what you need to know to make sure it's a success.
How Natural Disasters Impact a Home’s Value
You might assume a natural disaster would drive housing prices down, but that’s not always the case. Here’s how natural disasters impact home values.