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Guam Real Estate Licensing Class |
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The Real Estate Pre-Licensing Course
Guam Law requires all individuals planning to obtain a real estate salesperson or a real estate broker's license to complete a 30-hour pre-licensing course. Once completed, the individual becomes eligible to take the official real estate licensing exam currently administered by the University of Guam, and upon passing, obtain a real estate license on Guam.
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Guam Real Estate Pre-Licensing Course Notes - Part 1 |
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INTRODUCTION TO THE REAL ESTATE BUSINESS
OVERVIEW
The real estate industry is a varied one, providing opportunities in a number of specialized fields including the following:
Brokerage: The business of bringing people together in a real estate transaction.
Appraisal: The process of estimating the market value of real property.
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Guam Real Estate Pre-Licensing Course Notes Part 2 |
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PROPERTY DESCRIPTION
With the advent of private property ownership came the need to describe and identify property. Legal descriptions are used to 1) determine a property's location, 2) identify property for tax purposes, 3) facilitate the sale and exchange of property, and 4) assist lenders identify and collateralize property for loans.
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Guam Real Estate Pre-Licensing Course Notes Part 3 |
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CONTRACTS
Contract law is one of the most important aspects of the real estate process. As a result, it is important for realtors to have a general understanding of contracts, the rules governing their creation, operation, and enforcement. A contract is an agreement between two or more persons consisting of a promise or mutual promises which the law will enforce, or the performance of which the law in some way will recognize as a duty.
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Guam Real Estate Pre-Licensing Course Notes Part 4 |
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APPRAISAL
An appraisal is an estimate or opinion of value as of a specific date. The quality and accuracy of an appraisal is due in large part to the qualifications and experience of the appraiser, who must consider and analyze all available information that impacts the value of a property and then follow a logical process in arriving at his or her estimate of value.
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