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Adelante Real Estate Academy

We pride ourselves in creating a personalized learning plan so you can attain your real estate license in 3-5 Weeks!*

Our 75-Hour Pre-Licensing Real Estate Course consist of 24 Class Sessions that are offered on a "Rolling Schedule"​​

 

Online course is offered in Spanish and English (rotating days)

Rolling Schedule

  • Session are "Independent" from one another.

  • This allows students to start the Pre-Licensing class any day.

  • Students can "Mix & Match" any sessions to fit their schedule

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Tuition

  • 3 Month Access to all sessions

  • Extension are available* 

  • Access to Morning, Afternoon, and Evenings Sessions.

  • Students can "Mix & Match" sessions in Spanish and English

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Completion

  • Students must complete all "24 sessions" within the Tuition Plan and pass the school's exam

  • This allows students to complete the full course in as little as 3 weeks or up to 3 months*

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*Course completion time varies and is dependent on schedule availability and students' availability

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Pre-Licencing FAQS

  • To obtain a real estate license in New Jersey, you must first meet the basic requirements:

     

    1. Meet the basic requirements:

      • You must be at least 18 years old and have a high school diploma or its equivalent.  

    2. Complete the 75-Hour Pre-Licensing Real Estate Course 

      • Enroll and complete the 75-hour pre-licensing course from Adelante Real Estate Academy a New Jersey Real Estate Commission-approved school. 

    3. Pass the course final exam:

      • Successfully pass the final exam.

    4. Pass the state licensing exam:

      • Register with PSI Exams and schedule to take the New Jersey State licensing exam. You must pass this exam to proceed. 

    5. Complete fingerprinting and background check:

      • You will need to undergo a fingerprinting process for a background check to be eligible for licensure. 

    6. Find a sponsoring broker:

      • You must be sponsored by a licensed New Jersey real estate broker before you can submit your license application. 

    7. Apply for your license:

      • Submit your license application, including the required fees and documentation, to the New Jersey Real Estate Commission. 

    8. Activate your license:

      • Once approved, your license will be activated, and you can begin your career as a real estate salesperson. 

  • The total cost to obtain a real estate license in New Jersey generally varies but is typically around $500 to $800. This includes several key expenses:

     

    1. Pre-Licensing Courses: $500+

    Costs for the required 75-hour pre-licensing course at Adelante Real Estate Academy are competitive and ensure you receive quality education from experienced instructors.

     

    2. Exam Fee: $38

    The New Jersey real estate exam fee is $38. Once you have completed the the course, and passed the school's test, you will be able to go here and schedule your test. You will have to wait for your Adelante Certificate of Completion prior to scheduling it.

     

    3. Fingerprinting and Background Check: $66+

    These costs range from $66 , ensuring all applicants meet state qualifications. Form found here. Make sure you have passed your Exam prior to doing this step.

     

    4. Identify a sponsoring broker:

    Interview with NJ Brokers and identify who you would like to start your business with. Sign your employment contract and together with them move on to the last step.

     

    5. Apply and Pay for your License: $160

    Upon passing the exam, there is a $160 license application + fee. These funds are used $50 towards the application, $50 for the license, and $10 to the Guarantee Fund.

  • The time it takes to obtain a New Jersey real estate license can vary depending on several factors, such as the pace at which you complete required coursework and the scheduling of your licensing exam.

     

    On average, most students can complete the 75-hour pre-licensing course within 4 to 6 weeks if taken full-time or over several months if taken part-time.. After finishing the course, you must pass the school exam before scheduling the state licensing exam.

     

    The state licensing exam can often be scheduled within a few weeks, depending on availability. If you study diligently and adhere to a consistent study schedule, you can typically obtain your New Jersey real estate license within 3 to 6 months from the start of the course.

     

    At Adelante Real Estate Academy, we provide all the resources and support you need to efficiently achieve your real estate career goals.

  • ​In New Jersey, the real estate pre-licensing course for a salesperson license requires 75 hours of instruction. This course is a prerequisite for taking the STATE LICENSING EXAM

     

    This course covers the necessary principles, practices, statutes, and regulations required to become a licensed real estate agent in the state. After successfully completing the course, individuals are eligible to take the state exam

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    On average, most students can complete the 75-hour pre-licensing course within 4 to 6 weeks if taken full-time or over several months if taken part-time..

  • Once you pass the New Jersey Real Estate exam, there are several key steps you need to follow to become a licensed real estate agent. At Adelante Real Estate Academy, we guide you through this crucial phase.

     

    Here’s what you can expect:

     

    1. **Secure a Sponsoring Broker:**

    Before you can activate your license, you need to be affiliated with a licensed real estate broker in New Jersey. This broker will be your supervisor and guide.

     

    2. . **Complete Your Background Check:**

    The state of New Jersey requires a criminal history background check for all applicants. You’ll need to get fingerprinted and submit the appropriate documentation as part of your licensing process.

     

    3. **Submit Your License Application:**

    You will need to complete a license application, which includes submitting your exam pass notice, sponsorship form from your broker, and paying the required licensing fee.

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    4. **Continuing Education:**

    Once you receive your license, you’ll be subject to continuing education requirements to maintain it. Adelante Real Estate Academy offers a range of courses that not only help you fulfill this requirement but also keep you updated on industry trends and best practices.

     

    At Adelante Real Estate Academy, our support doesn't end when you pass the exam. We are committed to ensuring your success as you transition into your new career.

  • Sponsoring Broker:

    In New Jersey, a sponsoring broker is a licensed real estate broker who supervises and manages licensed real estate salespeople.

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    They are legally required for salespeople to practice real estate in the state. The sponsoring broker holds the salesperson's license and provides guidance, mentorship, and support, including access to resources, tools, and training. 

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    Key responsibilities of a sponsoring broker include:

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    • Supervision and Management:

      Overseeing the activities of affiliated salespersons, ensuring compliance with state laws and regulations. 

    • Mentorship and Training:

      Guiding new agents, providing mentorship, and offering training on various aspects of the real estate business. 

    • Providing Resources and Support:

      Offering access to office space, tools, technology, and marketing materials. 

    • Ensuring Legal Compliance:

      Reviewing contracts, assisting with negotiations, and ensuring adherence to legal and ethical standards. 

    • Facilitating Transactions:

      Helping with paperwork, providing guidance on complex transactions, and offering support throughout the sales process. 

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    Essentially, a sponsoring broker acts as a mentor, supervisor, and resource provider for real estate salespeople, ensuring they operate legally and ethically while developing their careers. 

  • To find a sponsoring broker in New Jersey, research and interview potential brokerages, focusing on your individual needs and career goals. Don't solely rely on name recognition or recommendations from friends; instead, treat the process like a job interview, evaluating each brokerage's offerings. 

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    Important steps to follow:

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    • Define Your Needs:

      • Determine what you're looking for in a brokerage, such as training, mentorship, leads, commission structure, and company culture. 

    • Research Brokerages:

      • Use search engines like Google to find local brokerages and explore their websites. 

      • Real Estate Events: Attend local real estate events, workshops, and networking opportunities to connect with brokers. 

      • Referrals: Ask fellow agents or industry professionals for recommendations. 

    • Interview Brokerages:

      • Schedule Meetings: Contact several brokerages and schedule interviews to discuss their programs and how they can support your career. 

      • Ask Questions: Inquire about commission splits, training programs, lead generation strategies, and the broker's experience. 

      • Evaluate Culture: Assess the overall work environment and determine if it aligns with your preferences. 

    •  Choose Your Broker:

      • Carefully consider all the information gathered from your research and interviews to select the brokerage that best suits your needs and career goals. 

    • Finalize the Agreement:

      • Once you've chosen a broker, review the sponsorship agreement thoroughly and ask any remaining questions before signing. 

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