Obviously Real estate exam has been a pain in my ass, but that won't bother me any longer I have gotten my license already thanks to you Mr Dylan God bless you more cuz you made it possible for me
1.05 represents 105%. If the value increases every year by 5%, the value of the house passes from 100% to 105%. She doesn't explain well the math in that specific question but is like this: 150,000 x 1.05 (value of the house with the extra 5% appreciation) = 157,500 that the value of the house after his first year. To calculate the second-year appreciation take the result of the first year 157,500 and multiply again for 1.05 and should look like this: 157,500 x 1.05= 165,375 repeat the same operation until complete 5 years
Obviously Real estate exam has been a pain in my ass, but that won't bother me any longer I have gotten my license already thanks to you Mr Dylan God bless you more cuz you made it possible for me
I always believed Real estate is not for all but studying you need God's grace to pass
People keep talking about Mr Dylan all over UA-cam,he must be a very awesome man
Yes you're correct but remember heaven helps those who help themselves, try if you can't study then get yourself a good help
I studied for months and couldn't pass, I guess passing is a blessing
I failed 3times,I lost money to reviews and scams that never helped but the major thing is that I’ve never lost hope
i like your setup with the questions versus answers though i live in texas and im wondering do you cover texas?
I think these questions correlate more with the National Real Estate Exam and not the Minnesota Real Estate Exam
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Are these similar to the questions on the exam? Thank you
Would you happen to have a print out of the question and answers
Thank you so much…but please can you help us with Ohio State also.
1:03:41 somebody explain how they got 1.05 from 5%..
1.05 represents 105%. If the value increases every year by 5%, the value of the house passes from 100% to 105%. She doesn't explain well the math in that specific question but is like this:
150,000 x 1.05 (value of the house with the extra 5% appreciation) = 157,500
that the value of the house after his first year. To calculate the second-year appreciation take the result of the first year 157,500 and multiply again for 1.05 and should look like this:
157,500 x 1.05= 165,375
repeat the same operation until complete 5 years
This subject line is very misleading. It is not content for Minnesota Test. This is basic national questions.
There are no use variances in MN.