Frequently asked questions

Welcome to the Haskerson School of Real Estate, your premier destination for real estate education. We understand that starting a real estate career can come with many questions. Below, we've compiled answers to the most common inquiries from prospective students and those interested in obtaining their real estate license. Our goal is to provide clear, concise, and helpful information to guide you on your path to success.

Your path to a real estate career

At Haskerson School of Real Estate, we are dedicated to setting you on the right path to a successful real estate career. Our commitment extends beyond just helping you pass the state exam; we assist you in finding a sponsoring broker and provide strategic coaching to nurture your growth in the industry. We believe that with careful stategy, your real estate career can flourish.

What are the New Jersey real estate requirements to get a license?

 

To obtain a New Jersey real estate license, you must be at least 18 years old, have a high school diploma or its equivalent, complete a 75-hour pre-licensing course from an approved school like HSRE, pass the state exam, and be sponsored by a licensed New Jersey real estate broker.

Can I get my New Jersey license if I live in another state?

Yes, you can obtain a New Jersey real estate license even if you reside in another state. However, you must fulfill all the New Jersey licensing requirements, including completing the pre-licensing course and passing the state exam. You will also need to be sponsored by a New Jersey licensed broker.

Does HSRE help me find a sponsoring broker?

Absolutely! Haskerson School of Real Estate actively assists our students in finding a sponsoring broker. We have strong connections within the real estate community and can help connect you with reputable brokers who are looking for new agents.

Can I get my license if I have a criminal background?

Individuals with a criminal background may still be eligible for a real estate license, but it depends on the nature of the offense. The New Jersey Real Estate Commission reviews applications on a case-by-case basis. We recommend disclosing any criminal history upfront and consulting with the New Jersey Real Estate Commission for specific guidance.

What is the difference between in-person and online classes?

In-person classes offer a traditional classroom setting with direct interaction with instructors and peers. Online classes provide flexibility, allowing you to study in your own space virtually. Both formats cover the same curriculum and prepare you for the state exam, but cater to different learning styles and availability.

What is HSRE's school pass rate?
Haskerson School of Real Estate prides itself on a high pass rate, demonstrating the effectiveness of our teaching methods and curriculum. While specific rates can vary, our dedication to comprehensive preparation significantly boosts our students' success on the state exam.

Can I be a part-time agent?
Yes, you can be a part-time real estate agent. Many agents start part-time while maintaining other commitments. However, success in real estate often correlates with the effort and time invested, so careful planning and dedication are crucial.

Is the book included in the course fee?
The inclusion of books in the course fee varies. Please check the specific course details or contact our administrative office at [[phonenumber]] or [[email]] for accurate information regarding materials and fees.

What if I miss classes?
We understand that life happens. If you miss classes, we offer options for making up missed material. This may include attending a different session or utilizing supplemental resources. Please contact us to discuss the best solution for your situation.

What if I have to cancel my enrollment?
Our cancellation policy allows for refunds or rescheduling depending on the timing of your cancellation. Please refer to our enrollment agreement or contact our admissions office at [[phonenumber]] or [[email]] for detailed information on our cancellation and refund procedures.

Debunking real estate myths

Many misconceptions surround getting a real estate license and starting a career in the industry. At Haskerson School of Real Estate, we're here to clear the air and provide you with accurate information and confidence.

Is the real estate exam hard to pass?
People often think the real estate state exam is incredibly difficult. However, with proper preparation, dedication, and the comprehensive training provided by HSRE, you will gain the confidence and knowledge needed to pass on exam day. Our courses are designed to thoroughly cover all required topics.

Do I need to be a math expert for real estate math?
Many aspiring agents are intimidated by real estate math, believing it requires expert mathematical skills. This is a common misunderstanding. You do not have to be a math expert; our curriculum breaks down complex concepts into easy-to-understand modules, providing you with the tools and practice to master all necessary calculations.

Do I need a large social circle to be a successful real estate agent?
It's a common myth that you need an extensive personal network to succeed in real estate. While connections can be helpful, success is built on dedication, marketing strategies, networking skills, and client service. We teach you how to build and expand your professional network effectively, regardless of your starting point.