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To: Capt who wrote (14674)	10/29/2003 2:01:15 PM
From: Jim McMannis	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 306849

RE:"They are exempt from taking the 63 hour prelicensing course...but they still have to pass the State of Florida RE salesperson test. This also applies to those that have a BS in Real Estate with the added benefit of not having to take the refresher course within the first two years." What makes you think an attorney could pass that test without taking the course? <G> I've seen attorneys flunk it more than once. I've also been in a real estate class with attorneys...they tend to ask too many questions and bog down the class but that's law I guess. As for the BS in Real Estate, that makes sense to me and I recall that. I guess I will drag out the 'ole real estate book and look it up just for fun. It sounds like you are thinking of getting your license. The next class at Gold Coast school of real estate starts soon....Boca or WPB for you...