The Real Estate Commission rules require that you be employed full time as an agent for the three years immediately preceding applying to take the state exam. You must take the Broker Basic Course before the Ethics and Management Courses.

Broker Basic: This course covers, in depth, New Jersey real estate law and rules and regulations. Also covered are agency, ethics, contracts, appraisal, federal law, fair housing, title, taxes, deeds, ownership methods, mortgage financing, and many other related subjects.

Broker Ethics: This course strives to strengthen the candidate’s knowledge of agency law, dual agency and its inherent conflicts, the difference between law and ethics, and other related material.

Broker Management: Amongst the subjects covered in this course are; How do you open a new company or branch office, importance of trust account, recruiting, maintaining agents, sales meetings, office systems and procedures, understanding attorney review, and much more.

Broker Candidates must complete all three Broker courses in order to qualify for the State examination

I want to thank you for running an excellent class. It was enjoyable! – B.

The Real Estate Commission rules require that you be employed full time as an agent for the three years immediately preceding applying to take the state exam. You must take the Broker Basic Course before the Ethics and Management Courses.

Broker Basic: This course covers, in depth, New Jersey real estate law and rules and regulations. Also covered are agency, ethics, contracts, appraisal, federal law, fair housing, title, taxes, deeds, ownership methods, mortgage financing, and many other related subjects.

Broker Ethics: This course strives to strengthen the candidate’s knowledge of agency law, dual agency and its inherent conflicts, the difference between law and ethics, and other related material.

Broker Management: Amongst the subjects covered in this course are; How do you open a new company or branch office, importance of trust account, recruiting, maintaining agents, sales meetings, office systems and procedures, understanding attorney review, and much more.

Broker Candidates must complete all three Broker courses in order to qualify for the State examination

I took the test yesterday … PASS!! Thank you for everything – J.

As a licensed real estate agent you can work in:

• a real estate office,
• a property management company,
• a mortgage lender’s office,
• an appraisal company
• and many other firms involved with real estate matters.

This course is also good for gaining a basic knowledge of real estate. This course covers New Jersey real estate law and rules and regulations.

Also covered are agency, ethics, contracts, appraisal, federal law, fair housing, title, taxes, deeds, ownership methods, mortgage financing, and many other related subjects.

Completion of the Pre-License course qualifies the student to take the State Examination

I passed my test today. I really enjoyed the class. – PT

As a licensed real estate agent you can work in:

• a real estate office,
• a property management company,
• a mortgage lender’s office,
• an appraisal company
• and many other firms involved with real estate matters.

This course is also good for gaining a basic knowledge of real estate. This course covers New Jersey real estate law and rules and regulations.

Also covered are agency, ethics, contracts, appraisal, federal law, fair housing, title, taxes, deeds, ownership methods, mortgage financing, and many other related subjects.

Completion of the Pre-License course qualifies the student to take the State Examination

You are a great teacher and you make it fun to sit in class for hours! – K.