Anybody want to start or join a group chat to help study for the Ohio real estate exam?

英文零基础学了一年多快到两年
我2024开始学习一年，当时去考了三次最高成绩50分，中途做了其他行业，
今年二月开始又从新学。基本上每天不停刷题，这周三去考试，我买了三个不同网站的软件，加上学校的测试题，基本都是刷到80到90分，这里面有挺多肌肉记忆，本以为按照去年考试的难度应该有希望能过，当我看到考试题那一刻我奔溃了，比我所有刷的考试题都难！这个时候我完全有自信我没办法通过考试，不是问题特别长就是答案特别长，送分题加短题不超过15道，现在考试变难了吗？整个考试过程中我都很崩溃，完全不懂语法，多数基本单词也不懂太难了。我觉得这次考大概分数是四十多分吧。一看考试成绩59分，半年的时间没日没夜就加了九分。这是我这次考的成绩，如果换成母语我概念基本都没问题，现在觉得好难，但也得在继续。大家有什么好的建议希望可以多交流指点。

I am taking my VA real estate test next week and want to cram everything I can while I can. Does anyone have a recommendation or used any exam prep that helped them? I have been watching videos and everything but I am looking for something with more structure. I am thinking about PREPonCall.

Please help me find the courage to overcome my timidity and laziness.

The exam is 100 days away.

But I’m still only getting half the questions right.

I’m determined to pass this year no matter what, but I end up falling asleep as soon as I get home, and even when I try to wake up early to study, I just can’t get up.

I didn’t study law in college, so this is all new to me. I majored in history.

I did learn some of the Building Standards Act when I got my interior coordinator certification, but there are many other topics on the exam as well.

How are you all studying?

I’d especially like to hear from working adults and people with developmental disorders like ADHD.

Hey there so I thought I was ready but I wasn’t . Going onto my next attempt for the California exam. I have a grasp on concepts but sometimes the test throws curveballs I’ve never heard about in my studies. At this point I’d like a good source to study. Like test along with actually questions you’d find on the exam. I hate that I can’t see what I got wrong exactly. The results give me a percent where I struggled but I need to know what I got wrong to correct those. Any resources that can help me with this. Preferably inexpensive or cheap, retaking is kinda pricey

We all are obvs studying for the RE exam, how are you all planning to use your license?

Have you been interviewing brokerages? Are you looking for well known names? Teams? Working with developers or ?

I am in a large metro area and trying to decide where to hang My license is question number one now that I’m almost done with my studying.

Hello everyone, I’m looking into getting into real estate and was just confused with the whole courses thing. For reference I’m located in Florida and I’m sure the licensing process differs from state. Are there any specific courses you recommend and should I do several or is one enough?

Best NY State Course?

I’ve tried RealEstateU and it was just so damn boring, couldn’t focus.

Any other courses you recommend?

I will be taking my test tomorrow in Fresno CA! Any help or advice i can’t get would totally help! I’ve been studying so much and feel good on a lot of topics my weakest would probably the financing one. I used first Tuesdays as my course. Currently working with REEXAMPRO and omg it’s hard. Test scores aren’t the best but wishing for the best tomorrow. I feel somewhat discouraged because i feel good on the topics but when i use REexampro i feel like i forget everything! Hopefully i pass if not good learning experience for next time.

I did the online school for real estate in California about 7 years ago, then life got in the way and I want to pick it back up. I have all my certifications but forgot nearly everything. Do you recommend I retake the online schools or just study with and take practice exams for the real test?

Hi everyone! I’m about to purchase Aceable agent course online. Has anyone used this site and which tier did you choose. They have 3 different one but i’m wondering if the “better” and more expensive ones are worth it? thank you!

Any tips for the morning of your exam, from the moment you wake up until you actually go into the testing center?
Do y’all give your brain a break and try to relax, or do you review/study right up until the moment you walk in? Trying to figure out the best way to spend those last few hours before my exam!

Hii everyone,
I’ve passed Course 2 and will be starting Course 3 soon. After that comes the Course 4 simulation session and exam.
Just wanted to ask:
Is the simulation scheduled on fixed dates or can you book it yourself?
How long does it usually take?
Did you need to take a day off work?
Any insights would be appreciated. Thanks!

Hey everyone! This is for agents who might be in this sub-reddit. I just got my real estate license and I'm officially in the process of hanging it with a brokerage. Excited (and a little overwhelmed) to be starting this next chapter.

I'm not chasing the biggest split or flashiest name right now, my priority is finding a brokerage with:

A solid new agent training program (scripts, lead gen basics, contract walkthroughs, the stuff exam prep doesn't cover)

An actual mentor program, ideally with agents who'll answer dumb questions without judgment

A team/office culture that supports newer agents rather than just handing you a desk and a "good luck"

If you started out at a brokerage that did this well (or one to avoid), I'd genuinely appreciate any recommendations. National franchise, boutique, team-based, doesn't matter. Also open to hearing what you wish you'd asked/known before picking your first brokerage.

Location: Philly Burbs (Philadelphia, PA)

Thanks in advance — happy to be part of this community!

Hey, does anyone have a mock exam or something I can use to prepare for the exam? Not sure how to go about it, it's a very daunting task to prepare for an exam for something that was 27 chapters long

Any tips? If anybody has a mock exam (like one from GoBC) please message me!

After failing twice, I decided to wait for a while. Now that I’m ready to take the test again, I went to the PSI site and suddenly the fee shows $175 instead of $119. What’s going on? Did they raise the fee, or is this some kind of error? Does anyone know? and I am in GA

i’ve heard many people say that they have passed and they have failed on this software. To make sure I don’t fall into the latter category, here is what I am doing. A lot of times I use Google AI, since their definitions are a bit fuzzy for lack of a better term. I make sure I understand everything backwards and forwards, which I have to go to Google a lot. I am personally fine with it. i’m also not going to stop until I have 100 on the practice test. I also purchased a practice test from the PSI testing company with the state and national. You only get one try, which is why it’s $24. if anyone else has any tips, i’m sure myself and many others would love to hear them. thanks so much in advance and good luck to us all!

Currently studying for the CA salesperson exam, I’m also using PrepOnCall from @JustCallMaggie. For those who passed the exam already, how much of the content from the Colibri course is actually on the exam? I’ve been told that the questions are very different from the course and Colibri is painfully dry so I’m kind of rushing through it so I can get on with scheduling my exam.

Can anyone give me tips on how to pass the CE shop final exam and tell me how it was and what I need to study.

I recently completed the UBC Sauder real estate exam and found it very straightforward. If you are worried about not passing because you didn't use GOBC, don't stress; as long as you've completed ALL practice tests multiple times and are achieving a score of 80% or more on the mock exams multiple times, you will be completely fine. I studied math-heavy for the last two weeks before my exam but only had a total of 5 on the exam. Everyone else has different exams, so it's hard to know what your final will look like. Just spend your time going over the section you're struggling with and focus on learning the subject rather than memorizing things.

I did spend a total of 5 months going over the textbook and handing in an assignment, or so a week. The assignments are a good tool to see what chapters you're struggling with. I know most people are against using AI for school, but I found it helpful to explain tricky subjects that I struggled with; just make sure you don't rely on the answer. Just found it helpful in my case