Question

Although 16-year-old Tameka's goal is to be a licensed real estate salesperson in the State of California, she is currently living in Canada. Her long-term goal is to be a successful salesperson, manager, and to own a brokerage. She has been studying the Real Estate Principles Course for next week's exam. However, if she passes, she cannot apply for her 4 year salesperson's license. Why?

Answer 1

Because being a first time applicant, she need to submit her fingerprints (only in person) and she would not be able to do it, since she currently lives in Canada.

Answer 2

Tameka cannot apply for a four-year salesperson because she has not completed three college-level real estate courses. In addition, Tameka is only sixteen and a graduate must be eighteen years old.

Step-by-step explanation:

Tameka has a long way to go to apply for a four-year seller license, not only because she lives in Canada, but because she needs to prepare herself more academically and get a little older.

To begin, to apply for a four-year seller license, the applicant must be at least 18 years old and Tameka is only 16. In addition, she does not have sufficient academic training and will need to study hard to apply for this license, at a minimum, she will have to complete three university-level real estate courses.