Having freshly graduated from the recent RES examinations, I still have all the material cramped up in my mind. Now, I am proud to call myself a fit-and-proper Real Estate Salesperson, or better known as a Real Estate Agent.
Trust me when I say that RES examinations are difficult AF. I don’t even remembering studying that hard for my degree. I even had to retake one of the papers due to lack of time and the amount of material that one has to cover can just be overwhelming. You can be searching, and searching, and searching for the answer of a question that you thought was supposed to be easy, but the end results can leave you appalled at times.
I am glad that I managed to pull through it after the retake, but my heartfelt good-lucks to anyone who is trying to pass them right now.
Anyway, I thought that I would make my blog more useful to people who are studying for the exams. Although many of the information can be found online with a little bit of searching here and there, but there isn’t really a dedicated one for the examination format. This information can also be useful not only to new and upcoming RES, but potential new buyers as well. In fact, I have received feedback from other agents that nowadays, buyers tend to be more well-informed than the agents themselves.
I highly concur, being a buyer myself, I have my own interests at heart and would know what is best for me. Besides, negotiation gets easier as well when I know what I want. It’s a sure way to avoid B.S. offers and would save yourself a hell lot of time.
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