So I took it for the first time today and failed. There was a lot of stuff I feel like I’ve never seen before. Does anyone have any study tips or good practice tests to take. I’ve seen a lot of people refer to prepagent. How is that?
I am taking the Texas Real Estate Exam Saturday morning, wanted to hear how hard it is or if anyone has any tips or tricks to scoring well. I’ve been doing practice tests on Chat GPT, and Aceable Agent. They also gave me 50 questions on a pdf when I scheduled to take it, does anyone remember how close those questions are to things on the test? Any advice would be great.
What’s up y’all,
I’m a senior in college down here in South Carolina and lately I’ve been thinking pretty hard about moving out to San Diego after graduation. I know it’s about as opposite from the South as you can get, but every time I’ve been out there I honestly loved it.
Here everything’s slower, everybody knows everybody, college football is basically a religion, and people think you’re crazy if you move across the country without family out there. But something about California just seems cool to me. The weather, being near the water all the time, mountains, palm trees, being able to be outside year round, just seems like a completely different life than what I grew up around.
At the same time though, I wonder if I’d get out there and realize I’m just some southern dude that doesn’t fit in at all. I’ve heard San Diego is laid back compared to LA, but I still feel like it’d be a culture shock going from South Carolina to Southern California.
I’m planning on getting into commercial real estate after school, and part of me thinks moving somewhere totally new while I’m young would be pretty cool before life gets too serious. Worst case I guess I move back home eventually. Anybody here make a similar move from the South to California? Was it worth it or did you regret leaving home? Welcome to throw any advice or suggestions if you think they’re worth sharing. Thanks