Gabbi knew that real estate was the right career from the start. She is now dual licensed in both Kentucky and Ohio. She had her first sale within a month of getting licensed and hit her first million in volume within her first 6 months. She will have her real estate license for the rest of her life. Call her anytime if you have questions about becoming a real estate agent. She loves to share her passion for real estate with others!
May 14th, 2021
MISSOURI EXPANSION
Perry Real Estate College has expanded into another state. We are now selling real estate pre-licensing courses in Missouri. Perry Real Estate College is excited to continue helping aspiring real estate agents achieve their goals in Show Me State. On the heels of a new expansion state, our company goals remain firm: we stand for putting our students first and always picking up the phone when they need us. We can’t wait to prepare new students for the real estate industry in Missouri.
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If you’re a licensed real estate agent, you already know that your education doesn’t stop once you pass the exam. Continuing Education (CE) is a crucial part of maintaining your license, but it’s also an opportunity to grow in your career. Every state has its own CE requirements, so it’s essential to stay informed and compliant with your local laws to avoid penalties or even losing your license.
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