(Washington, DC) Most Reputable Real Estate Sales License Course?

Have pretty much run out my luck with networking - I want to go ahead and get my real estate sales license before really knocking on HR doors for RE firms and brokerages. Plan to just get this while continuing networking but if all else fails I can at least try to get into a multi-family institution to try and have some experience on my CV.

What is the most reputable/best real estate sales license course in the DMV? Would prefer classroom but online is fine too.

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i don't think there's much difference between any of them - you're just getting a license, its not a college degree, and no one will ever ask if you got it from long and foster or coldwell banker. I got mine through long and foster so i could represent myself in transactions and just did it online and clicked through most of the slides which were pretty basic.

 

"Sitting in a class full of mid-life crisis weirdos as Black Eyed Peas play waiting for the teacher"

Why can't I stop laughing - thanks all. And with COVID concerns I may end up just killing myself with self-study full-time and passing sooner than I would have in a sit-down course.

 

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