STUDY GUIDE   $98.00

 The Ultimate NY State Real Estate Study Guide

Are you preparing for your NY State Real Estate Salesperson Course and Dept. of State Exams? Our Study Guide is designed to help both new and returning students conquer these challenges with confidence.

What's Inside:

With 199 pages of densely packed, essential information, our Study Guide cuts through the fluff by transforming subjects into questions, priming students for success. It covers all major and minor topics, including indicators for key subjects you'll encounter on the official Course and State Exams—perfect for those last-minute cram sessions.

Second Edition Highlights:

Important Terms: Familiarize yourself with key terms that are crucial for your official tests.

Subject Differences: Learn to distinguish between similar subjects to avoid confusion.

Common Test Questions: Get a sneak peek at some of the types of questions you'll most likely encounter on the Official Course and State Exams.

Ideal for individuals aiming for efficiency and thorough preparation, this Study Guide is your roadmap to acing both the Course and Dept. of State NY State Real Estate Salespersons Exams.

Study Package includes 4 proctored tests and the 199 page study guide of questions and answers. Sessions are given Saturdays at 5:00pm. Testing is modeled after the actual test, for maximum impact. Please make sure to bring a pencil and a silent calculator.

 Class Conduct: When you come in you will be given a test to take. Cell phones must be off and put away. The test has a 2-hour time limit. After your test is graded, review the questions on which you were incorrect. When everyone is done, the entire class will have a test review. If you do not take your test as soon as you come in or you arrive late, you will not be given additional time. All tests not already graded will be collected at 7:30.

Please be considerate of your fellow classmates. There will be no socializing while the test is being taken. If you are done and you want to socialize, take it outside. Be professionally courteous to your classmates.

If you need one-on-one time with the instructor, wait until after class.