So, you’re considering a career in Real Estate.

Congratulations!

Real Estate can be a very challenging and rewarding profession.

But before you jump right into it...

There are some things you need to know about real estate, in general, and about the HomeTown School of Real Estate, in particular. After all, at one time or another we’ve all made a quick decision to get involved in some activity, line of work, or perhaps even a career change, only to discover we had no idea what we were getting ourselves into.

Now that you've chosen to become a realtor, we're here to help you by providing the education you will need. We offer the real estate courses you will need to get your temporary license, original license, and continuing education throughout your career.

What we offer

Pre-license salesperson course

Post-license salesperson course

Continuing Education courses

Getting Started

The Alabama Legislature established an agency known as The Alabama Real Estate Commission (AREC) and gave it the responsibility of establishing the rules and regulations governing the purchase and sale of real estate for the explicit purpose of protecting the interests of the buying and selling public. Under the state charter AREC is responsible for protecting the interests of the public in all matters relating to the sale and purchase of real estate. The State and AREC take their responsibilities very seriously or they would not require someone to become a licensed professional to assist others in a real estate transaction. The rules and regulations established by AREC are the laws that set the standards and govern everything from obtaining a license to practice, to every aspect of the actual practice of real estate.

What does that mean?

It means that before you can do anything resembling the practice of the profession of real estate, you must get an education in the field, and you must be licensed by the State. As a Realtor (the professional designation of a real estate agent) you ARE A LICENSED PROFESSIONAL, and the responsibility for protecting the interests of your client accrue to you. You will be held to a higher standard by the State in all matters relating to real estate, because of your real estate education and training. A lack of professional knowledge or failure to perform your duties in a professional and or ethical manner can have serious, civil and/or criminal repercussions.

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