#RealEstate

Mar 18
1 min

Upcoming Class Schedule

Looking for a rewarding career that also offers you that flexible schedule you want? Our upcoming real estate pre-licensing courses are filling up fast! Make sure to secure your seat at tocrres.com/register ! #NewCareer #OnlineLearning #RealEstate

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TOCR Real Estate School

Mar 17
1 min

Did You Know?

Did you know that as a buyer, the lender is required to provide you with a copy of the closing disclosure three business days prior to closing? #themoreyouknow Interested in a career as a real estate agent? Visit www.tocrres.com/register to get started today. #RealEstate #NewCareer #Education #OnlineLearning

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Can a Licensed Agent Sell Their Own Home?

TOCR Real Estate School

Mar 16
1 min

Can a Licensed Agent Sell Their Own Home?

Yes, a licensed real estate agent is permitted to sell their own home. Agents who self-list are required by the National Association of Realtors' code of ethics to disclose their ownership in the property. The benefit of listing on your own is that you not only save money on commissions, but you also have more control over the entire transaction. Interested in a career as a real estate agent? Visit www.tocrres.com/register to get started today. #RealEstate #NewCareer #Educati

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Do Real Estate Agents Work On The Weekends?

TOCR Real Estate School

Mar 15
1 min

Do Real Estate Agents Work On The Weekends?

Many real estate agents choose to work on weekends because it is the most convenient time for customers to view homes. Because realtors are not paid until a sale is made, it is vital to maximize showing windows so that they have as many opportunities to close a deal as possible. However, because they choose their own hours, real estate agents can work whenever they want. Interested in a career as a real estate agent? Visit www.tocrres.com/register to get started today. #RealE

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TOCR Real Estate School

Mar 14
1 min

What Are Fiduciary Responsibilities?

An agent has a fiduciary relationship with his or her principal; that is, a special relationship of trust and confidence that puts the client's interest above all else. This confidential relationship carries with it certain duties that the agent must fulfill. These duties include care, obedience, accounting, loyalty (confidentiality), and disclosure. Interested in a career as a real estate agent? Visit www.tocrres.com/register to get started today. #RealEstate #NewCareer #Edu

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TOCR Real Estate School

Mar 11
1 min

Friday Pop Quiz Question

The topic of today's pop quiz question is about Leases in real estate In New Jersey, rent security deposits: Must be placed in an interest-bearing account. Belong to the landlord while in his or her possession and may be kept in the landlord's personal savings account. May be double the rent. Must be placed in the bank within 15 days of acceptance. Answer: 1 Interested in a career as a real estate agent? Visit www.tocrres.com/register to get started today. #RealEstate #NewCar

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TOCR Real Estate School

Mar 10
1 min

Did You Know?

Did you know that the maximum amount that a residential landlord is allowed to charge as a security deposit can be no more than one-and-a-half months' rent? #TheMoreYouKnow Interested in a career as a real estate agent? Visit www.tocrres.com/register to get started today. #RealEstate #NewCareer #Education #OnlineLearning

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TOCR Real Estate School

Mar 9
1 min

What's A Lead Based Paint Disclosure?

The use of lead-based paint was banned in 1978. No federal law requires that homeowners test for the presence of lead-based paint. However, under the Lead-Based Paint Hazard Reduction Act, persons selling or leasing residential housing constructed before 1978 must disclose the presence of known lead-based paint and provide purchasers or lessees with any relevant records or reports. A lead hazard pamphlet must be distributed to all buyers and tenants, and a lead-based paint di

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TOCR Real Estate School

Mar 8
1 min

Exclusive-Agency Listing

In an exclusive-agency listing, only one broker is specifically authorized to act as the exclusive agent of the principal. If any other broker brings a buyer, the listing agent is still due a commission, which he or she then splits with the selling broker. However, under this type of agreement, if the seller finds a buyer with no help from any broker, the seller retains the right to sell the property himself or herself without obligation to the broker. Interested in a career

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TOCR Real Estate School

Mar 7
1 min

Exclusive-Right-To-Sell

In an exclusive-right-to-sell listing, one broker is appointed as sole agent of the seller and is given the exclusive authorization to represent the property in question. The seller must pay the broker a commission regardless of who sells the property if it is sold while the listing is in effect. If the seller gives a broker an exclusive right-to-sell listing but finds a buyer without the broker's assistance, the seller must still pay the broker a commission. Interested in a

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TOCR Real Estate School

Mar 6
1 min

What's An Open House?

An open house is a specified period of time during which a home is offered for viewing by potential buyers. An open house is also a terrific opportunity to present the home to potential buyers in a low-pressure environment. The goal is to create traffic so that it can attract interested buyers and lead to an offer. Interested in a career as a real estate agent? Visit www.tocrres.com/register to get started today. #RealEstate #NewCareer #Education #OnlineLearning

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TOCR Real Estate School

Mar 5
1 min

Last Chance to Register!

The deadline to register for our next weekday real estate licensing class is fast approaching. Don't miss out! Interested in a career as a real estate agent? Visit www.tocrres.com/register to get started today. #RealEstate #NewCareer #Education #OnlineLearning

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TOCR Real Estate School

Mar 4
1 min

Friday Pop Quiz Question of The Day

The topic of today's pop quiz question is Land-Use Regulations and Environmental Issues. A homeowner asks the zoning board to allow him to build a fence to keep his children out of traffic on a busy corner. Since the owner does not have room for the required ten-foot setback, he is asking for a Variance Nonconforming use Special-use permit Restriction Answer: 1 - Variance Interested in a career as a real estate agent? Visit www.tocrres.com/register to get started today. #Real

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TOCR Real Estate School

Mar 3
1 min

Certificate of Occupancy

A certificate of occupancy, also called a "C of O" for short, is a document issued by the municipal authorities stating that a building complies with building, health, and safety codes and that it may be occupied. Interested in a career as a real estate agent? Visit www.tocrres.com/register to get started today. #RealEstate #NewCareer #Education #OnlineLearning

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TOCR Real Estate School

Mar 3
1 min

What is Dual Agency?

An agent who represents both the buyer and the seller at the same time is considered a dual agent. It can also occur when an agent representing the seller and an agent representing the buyer work at the same brokerage. Interested in a career as a real estate agent? Visit www.tocrres.com/register to get started today. #RealEstate #NewCareer #Education #OnlineLearning

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What is a Comparative Market Analysis (CMA)?

Darlene Freidman

Mar 1
1 min

What is a Comparative Market Analysis (CMA)?

A comparative market analysis (CMA) is a valuation estimate for a home that is used to assist agents in setting the list price for a property. It can also be used to assist buyers in making competitive offers on the property that is for sale. The (CMA) takes into account the property's location, age, size, structure, style, condition, and other criteria that can be utilized as comparable properties. Get your Real Estate training. Register here: tocrres.com/register #RealEsta

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What is Required to Renew Your License After 2 Years?

TOCR Real Estate School

Mar 1
1 min

What is Required to Renew Your License After 2 Years?

In order to qualify for license renewal, a salesperson must complete 12 credit hours of CE applicable to the license term. At least six of the twelve credits must be obtained in courses within the defined core topics. The six shall include at least two credits on ethics and at least one credit in Fair Housing & New Jersey Law Against Discrimination. The remaining six credits can be electives or other core topics. Interested in a career as a real estate agent? Visit www.tocrre

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How Long Is A Real Estate License Valid in NJ?

TOCR Real Estate School

Feb 28
1 min

How Long Is A Real Estate License Valid in NJ?

In New Jersey, all real estate licenses are issued on the basis of a 2-year license term. Interested in a career as a real estate agent? Visit www.tocrres.com/register to get started today. #RealEstate #NewCareer #Education #OnlineLearning

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TOCR Real Estate School

Feb 27
1 min

Upcoming Weekday Class!

Our next weekday class is starting on March 7th, 2022! Have you been thinking about a career in real estate? Check out our upcoming real estate pre-licensing courses here: tocrres.com/register! Hurry, time is running out! #RealEstate #NewCareer #Education #OnlineLearning

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TOCR Real Estate School

Feb 26
1 min

What's A Realtor®?

A Realtor® is a real estate professional who is also a member of the National Association of Realtors® (NAR). To become a member, real estate professionals may pay membership dues and agree to abide by the association's ethics and standards. Interested in becoming a Realtor®? Visit www.tocrres.com/register to get started today. Classes are filling up fast! #RealEstate #NewCareer #Education #OnlineLearning

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