FAQ
We have included a list of some commonly-asked questions about completing your broker education and pursuing a career as a licensed broker. If you find that your questions are not included below, please call us at (888) 751-2286. Our helpful admissions representatives are available to answer your questions and assist you with the enrollment process.- What does a career as a real estate broker entail?
- Where can a real estate broker work?
- Is now a good time to start my career as a broker?
- Why should I earn my California real estate broker's license
from Allied?
- Why should I take a distance education course instead of
a live class?
- How can I get started?
What does a career as a real estate broker entail?
Real estate brokers supervise real estate salespeople and effectively run a real estate office - managing their own staff, overseeing finances and adhering to budgets. They have high levels of knowledge and/or experience in the areas of advanced real estate practice, law, finance, appraisal, economics, property management, escrow, and/or real estate office administration. Many brokers own the firms they work in, while others choose to work with national real estate franchises, banks, or government agencies.Where can a real estate broker work?
A broker can oversee and run a real estate agency. They can also work for themselves, or be a part of a larger organization, such as a national franchise, lender, or government agency.Is now a good time to start my career as a broker?
The real estate industry provides an abundance of opportunities for licensed real estate brokers. With a growing population projected to create a greater housing need, there will be an increased need for qualified brokers. Individuals will be more likely to buy a new house, or invest money into a secondary residence and require a broker to oversee and close the transaction. You can play an important role in this market increase by getting your broker license now and being prepared when activity is on the rise.Why should I earn my California real estate broker's license from Allied?
Allied's broker license courses meet or exceed DRE requirements and prepare you to start your career as a licensed broker. You have ALL of the courses you need available to you through the convenience of distance education.Allied uses the most up-to-date materials available - including industry-leading textbooks, comprehensive study guides and effective assignments - to help you learn and retain the information. Additional practice tests, exclusive Exam Cram Video and Allied's 110% Money Back Promise helps you pass the broker license exam the first time.
We are with you every step of the way, helping you reach your goals. Allied offers a fully-staffed Student Services Department with trained representatives. Help is only a phone call away! You can also reach us 24/7 through e-mail and fax.
Why should I take a distance education course instead of a live class?
Do you like the idea of learning from home? Would you like to give up commuting to class or sitting in a classroom for hours on end? Distance education provides you with the opportunity to learn from the comfort of your home, day or night. It is a learning method that can be tailored to your schedule. You can continue to work and support your family, while advancing your career and preparing for your future.Not only do you get a quality education, but you can complete the course in a flexible, convenient and self-paced manner - even at a faster rate if you wish. You have all of the benefits of a live class - relevant course material, live student support, one-on-one interaction - with the added benefits of learning from home.
You can be in charge of your education - making the decisions when, where and how to study. Allied's broker license courses are the answer to an education that fits your life.
How can I get started?
You can enroll right now! Simply go to the enrollment page and get started today, or call (888) 751-2286 to speak directly with a helpful admissions representative. Within minutes, you can be on your way to a new career.
