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Informational Meetings

Come join us for Jim Maloof Realtor career nights!  If you are looking at Real Estate as a career, bring your questions to the following event:

June 13 at 6:30pm in the Peoria office
803 W. Pioneer Parkway, Peoria, IL 61615

Please RSVP by calling Laura Behrens at 309-648-7582 or click here to RSVP online.

Licensing Classes

We’re the Illinois Association of REALTORS® Licensing & Training Center. If you are considering a career in real estate our program is for you!

Broker requirements.

All applicants for a Broker’s license must meet the following requirements.

  • Be at least 21 years of age (exception: 18yrs. With education required by Sec 5-26 of the license law act).
  • Have graduated from high school or obtained the equivalent of a high school diploma.
  • Have successfully completed at least 90 hours of real estate courses approved by the Advisory Council.
  • Satisfactorily pass a state-sponsored written examination.

To begin, you need to successfully complete a 90-hour pre-licensing education requirement. This is the mandatory basic course for all Brokers. Material and courses are updated to ensure that instruction is meaningful, relevant and timely. Our program is geared to adult learning.

  • School policy requires all absences up to 10% must be made up. If more than 10% of this course is missed, it shall result in automatic failure.
  • Course completion requires a minimum of 75% or higher on the final exam. Any student who fails, receives one free re-take exam within 30 days and/or may repeat the course within one year on a space available basis at a reduced tuition fee.
  • If student is unable to attend at the regularly scheduled exam time, they must schedule with the instructor to take the exam within 14 days of course end date.

 

Licensing Classes

We offer both day and night pre-license classes (90 hour, 45 hour and 15 hour classes). We also offer the 30 hour post-license class (for those agents that recently obtained their broker license).

Day Classes

90 Hour Day Pre-License Classes

45 Hour Day Pre-License Classes

15 Hour Day Pre-License Classes

Night Classes

90 Hour Night Pre-License Classes

45 Hour Night Pre-License Classes

15 Hour Night Pre-License Classes

Post License Classes - 30 Hours

For those agents who received their license as of April...

 

Real Estate Test

After completion of the 90 hour course, you are eligible to take your pre-licensing exam.

Study options available include:

  • The ExamSmart CD
  • Locations to take your test
  • For certain exams, we can provide a proctor at no cost to you

Contact us at 690-4263 or iarbranch@maloofrealty.com.

Maloof Orientation

Our comprehensive training helps you to build your business and take it where you want to go! Our topics include:

  • What you need to get started in Real Estate
  • Building your sphere of influence
  • Goal Setting
  • Finding your niche
  • Prospecting & Getting Leads
  • Setting up your Business Plan
  • Technology in Real Estate
  • Advertising your listings properly
  • Branding yourself!
  • Making your personality work for you
  • Buyers & Sellers contracts
  • All about New construction
  • Qualifying Buyers, loan process, everything you need to know about the loan process
  • Inspections, repair amendments
  • Negotiating
  • Title work & HUD statements
  • Anatomy of a home
  • Pricing homes right & Competitive Market Analysis
  • Social Media Marketing
  • Everything you need from Contract to Close

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Meet Our Newest Agents

Greg Smith

gregGreg has been a private real estate investor for the past dozen years buying, selling and holding properties owning/managing up to 75 units at one time throughout the Peoria area. Becoming a broker affiliate was the next logical step in his real estate career. 

Sarah Knickerbocker

sarahI believe success is loving what you do and how you do it. I have had 6 successful years in Property Management. Real Estate has been my passion throughout my career path, which is what brought me to the decision to step back into the Real Estate Industry.

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FAQs

An agent would like to have a list to give to buyer's agents saying "Buyers must use one of the following lenders". Or, "here is a list of our company's "approved" home inspectors. You must use one of these"

Response from Betsy Urbance: There are all kinds of potential issues here. If the agent is the listing agent only, then he should not be recommending these services to buyers anyway. If he is a dual agent, he might offer some suggestions if he has knowledge about reputable lenders and/or home inspectors. This is true if he is only the buyer's agent too.

If he is REQUIRING the use of particular service providers, then he is likely taking on a host of potential liability issues. If his brokerage business is affiliated with any of these services, he would also have RESPA issues if he were REQUIRING these services. Suppose, for example, the buyer agent requires that Home Inspector Z be use. Z misses a big defective condition and buyer is looking to sue someone. I would think the agent who required the use of Z would be buying into more potential liability than he should in the prudent practice of real estate brokerage. This does not mean that you can't make recommendations to reputable providers

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