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BURK
BAKER: has
been an instructor of Louisiana Real Estate for 27
years. He has prepared thousands of students for the
Louisiana Real Estate Examination. Burk was a vice-president
and full-time instructor at two other Louisiana Real
Estate schools before opening the BURK BAKER SCHOOL
OF REAL ESTATE & APPRAISING. Burk offers quality
instruction, competitive pricing, and an overall rating
second to none. Real Estate classes held in Baton
Rouge, Lafayette, Lake Charles, Manderville, Metairie,
New Orleans, Kenner and Monroe Metro Areas
"We
give the student a professional and educational courses
that areentertaining and makes going back to school
fun. The subject matter covered in class not only
includes material needed to pass the Louisiana State
Exam, but also hands-on experience such as measuring
a house, filling out purchase agreements, and learning
how to look up records at the Clerk of Court's office.
We prepare you to pass the exam and also to enter
the world of real estate as an experienced Salesperson.
Just ask one of our graduates and they will tell you.
"It's the school where the student comes first.
THE
STATE EXAM: The State Exams are administered
by PSI Testing Service. The 3 hour exam is given in
four locations throughout the state. Testing locations
are in Metairie, Baton Rouge, Shreveport, and Lake
Charles. Application for the exam must be filed with
the LREC.
The
real estate exam consists of two parts. The first
part is known as the "uniform portion". It consists
of 80 multiple choice questions covering information
which applies to all 50 states. The second part is
the "state portion" and it consists of 55 questions
covering all information pertinent to Louisiana only,
including Louisiana laws, rules and regulations and
how our law differs from the other 49 states.
To pass the exam you must score at least 70% on the
uniform portion and at least 75% on the state portion.
If you pass one part and not the other, you only have
to retake the part you did not pass. The state
exam for appraisers consists of 100 multiple choice
questions, and you must score at least 75%.
REQUIREMENTS
FOR SALESPERSON: In order to obtain a salesperson's
license you must complete 90 hours of approved classroom
training. After completing the educational requirements,
you must take and pass the Louisiana Real Estate Exam.
You must be at least 18 years of age and have a high
school degree or GED in order to be licensed in Louisiana.
As a salesperson you must be sponsored by a broker.
You have 90 days after passing the state exam in which
to obtain a sponsoring broker.
MISSION
STATEMENT:
1.1 The Schools overall mission of
the is to develop and promote educational programs
that establish and/or improve the competency of licensees.
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