Colibri Real Estate Reviews and Promo Codes

It was very convenient. Working a full-time job and being able to do the online program was the best. If you have a job, this is the route to go. It was not too hard and not too easy, be ready to do a lot of studying. When it comes to the test prep, I suggest you look at other options where they provide previous questions on the tests, it does help a lot.

Being able to adjust the courses to my work scheduled was helpful. Something you can do to be effective every day is to work on a certain schedule to complete it faster. I thought it was good and straight to the point. The only issue I had with it was that there were questions about the following chapter in every test, which made them very difficult. It was an a good course, and I recommend it to anybody who is currently working or wants to do this on the side.

Real Estate Express had all the hours I needed to get it all done and get licensed. I thought the structure was set up well. I'd say just to go ahead and do it. Get her done. It's nice to work at your own pace, and it prepared me well for the exams. I passed both on my first try.

The best thing about this program is that you can work anywhere and at whatever time you want, it is super convenient. I do think that they should input more videos and pictures to make it more entertaining, rather than having to read so much information. I also think that they should add a game plan on how much work we need to put in a day to finish in a certain amount of time, like 5 hours a day, to finish in 3 months. A game plan would be super helpful. It was a good program, and it was at a very good price.

If it weren't for the test prep, I wouldn't have passed my exams. I thought it was very compatible with the actual tests, and I felt very prepared going into testing.

It was amazing! It was very flexible, convenient, and thorough. I've had a real estate license for 30 years, and I think it's a good option for people who can do the virtual aspect of learning. I think the content and price is great. Worth it!

The only benefit was that it prepared me for the state exam. It is very affordable, and the website is user friendly. In my opinion, the material was challenging to process, and the testing was frustrating because of the proctoring. I did have to retake the state exam because of the poor material, but with all the studying, I passed my second time around.

The customer service replied quickly and was able to offer me a refund over the phone upon hearing my concerns with the course.

The program completely lacked any kind of visuals, charts, videos, or even real life example scenarios; NOTHING help increase comprehension of the material. The "law reading" assignments read like contract language that was nearly impossible to understand given that we were not given the proper context or vocabulary needed to understand it. The Power Point that followed was a regurgitation of the law reading but SLIGHTLY more understandable. LOADS of information and lists were provided and it was left to us to try to decipher which of it was most important to commit to memory. I somehow doubt I would have been tested in real life on how many hours of education I would have needed to become a Cemetery Broker when I am attempting to get a sales license, yet hours were spent covering this type of useless material.

I emailed my so-called teacher a simple question and never received a response even three days later. Ultimately I spent 13.5 hours completing just 9 PERCENT of the 30-hour credit course before quitting and purchasing a much better online program.

I liked being able to take the classes online rather than having to be in a classroom. If you have a busy lifestyle or have kids at home and don't have an opportunity to go to a classroom, this is a good option to take where you can work as fast or slow as you want to. I thought the material was a bit dry, and it really didn't pertain to the actual real estate world. It was not hard to get through the material, but I do wish it was more of a practical application on how to fill out a contract instead of the legalities of real estate. The one thing that does need improvement is the testing situation because we had to go through a third party company that was so glitchy and they worked poorly together. Overall I thought it was effective, and I passed my exams the first try.

I thought this test prep was good. It was super close to the actual exams, and it prepared me well. I was able to retake the test many times, so that really helped me retain the material. It's really good.

For online courses, you will need a lot of self-discipline and motivation to complete it as quickly as possible. A tip I would suggest is to take notes on everything and to study before you're proctoring the test. I got a good deal on the price. One idea that would make them different from their competitors is if they were to have the instructors have zoom meetings to check on the users to see if they have any questions on the chapter or just to check-in.

I purchased test prep through Real Estate Express, and it was really good. It contained a lot of information, and it was a lot more difficult than the actual exams. The test prep being more difficult helped prepare me. I'd rather it be harder than the exams than easier. That way, I am prepared.

I like that I was able to take care of the course at my own pace instead of having to wait on a regular class schedule times. One thing that I think could've been helpful is auditory learning and possibly videos that would've made it easier for a visual learner like myself. I also think if they were to offer more testing sites to make it easier for their users. Be sure to take notes and make sure you review them before testing.

It was very easy to use, the website was efficiently fast, and content was aligned well with the actual tests. I would suggest to study hard and put time aside each day to work on the courses. If you want to get licensed for multiple states, I would really recommend you use this option. It was a really affordable course.

It was a very intuitive and user-friendly website. The material was super informative, and it prepared me well for the final exams. All I suggest when doing online courses is to stay on top of it and don't fall behind.

I thought the Real Estate Express test prep was good. It was easy to navigate, and the material was relevant to what was on the state and national exams. I also liked that I was able to study on my own time and that I was able to go back to review or retake the tests. I thought it was good, and it helped me passed my exams the first try.

Real Estate Express was the best. It was very inexpensive compared to other schools, the curriculum was thorough, & online support was SUPER helpful. When it came down to the testing, although math is not my strongest subject, I passed the state & national exam, thanks to the thorough curriculum they provided and master prep I got from a friend. I am very grateful I came around Real Estate Express. To make it even better once you are completed with the real estate express they provide you with a website to compare brokerages & help you find the best fit brokerage. Hands-down recommend.

I like that it was pretty simple and user friendly, it wasn't too complicated to understand. The one thing that would be cool is if they create a mobile map that way, they have easier access. I thought it was a good system and very affordable.

The pricing was great, but I did come across many issues while taking the courses. I had difficulty with the proctoring, and they didn't immediately update their information when there were changes made by the real estate commission. The whole process was just frustrating, so I'd recommend doing your research before you choose a school!

If you are self-disciplined enough to do online studies, this would be the best option. It was thorough and super user friendly. I do wish they would've provided us with more resources like study guides for their tests, that prepared us, and we could refer back to them for the actual tests. It was a good class and super affordable.

I enjoyed the convenience of being able to access whenever I needed to. I do suggest taking as many notes as you can because it will help towards the end, and it will also help you retain the information. There was a good amount of information that was on the exam that was not provided in the curriculum. I think they should make sure they provide all the information that is going to be on the exam because it was very difficult and confusing.

The content was structured very well, and it was more user friendly than all the other sites I've encountered. I do think they need to improve, making the material more oriented towards the exam instead of being general. I remember there was a lot of content that wasn't covered, and I think they could summarize it a bit better. That way, it's not so much material to memorize. This program will give you a feel on what you'll be using in the field of real estate.

It had an easy format, and I thought it was convenient to do everything online. I think the curriculum was really good, and it prepared me well for the exam. I highly recommend it, and it's a great price.

I wish they had more time for me to complete it! Other than that I had an okay experience. Make sure to focus and do your homework. If you want to advance your career and job prospects, you have to go to school and take whatever steps are necessary to improve yourself. I can't sit here and say this particular school stood out in any way, but I would tell anyone thinking about it to go to school and get more education. Regardless of what it is.

It was easy to learn as far as the curriculum, and they provided multiple test questions, which was helpful as well. If you decide to take online courses, make sure you study and pay attention to the key points in the notes. I think it would be beneficial for the users if they add more quizzes and maybe even create an app where we can access it when we are on the go.

Also I am more of an audio person, so I was able to download the audio courses and listen to them in my car on my way to work. The materials were pretty clear. On the negative side, I would have liked more preparation courses and longer quizzes to make me more prepared.

I really liked the convenience of being able to do everything online and that I was able to make my own schedule in the comfort of my home. If you do plan taking courses online, I'd definitely suggest staying focused, and motivating yourself to complete it. The only thing that was a bit difficult about this program was the proctoring part. It would be best if they'd assist us with this because it was very difficult and challenging. Other than that, I thought it was a great program, and I passed my exams on my first time around.

I liked Real Estate Express because I was able to work at my own pace. I suggest CAREFULLY reading the information and definitely having good time management. When you do work on a chapter, be sure to finish it; otherwise, the work you complete will not be saved. There are a few issues with the curriculum, where it was hard to understand some sections that were a bit outdated. I do think they need to keep up to date with the state real estate commission so that users are not confused when it comes to testing.

I'm having a great experience. I like the fact of being able to do it online, because it makes things better and it was very interesting. It gave me a lot of information that I could use. I really like it. I'd encourage people who want to learn real estate to definitely enroll in it. It's a nice experience. You can send a message to your professor, and depending on what else is going on, sometimes they respond quickly. I wish I could always just talk to the instructor and get a response immediately.

Real Estate Express test prep was good but I was told to purchase the Champions test prep because it is a lot more similar to the state exam. Surprisingly it was, the champions test prep prepared me 100% for the state exam. I couldn't have passed without it!

What I didn't fully understand is that many realtors say, there is getting ready for the state exam, and then there is is getting ready to be a realtor, and then there is actually doing it. So it's almost like there are three disconnected skills to study. The exam has very little to do with being a realtor or selling, and the course has very little to do with the exam. The course is necessary (because it's mandated by the state), but the exam has not covered the material I would like it to have. It's different material than what the course covers.

The reality of being a real estate agent is different than what the exam and the course cover. It has nothing to do with the school. It's like they're testing you on things you don't really need, and teaching you stuff you don't need. The actual class I took had much less to do with being a real estate agent than it has to do with the exam.

I would say the exam prep class very necessary. They did fine teaching the regular class, but you would think if you took the course you wouldn't need the prep class. You do! It is very necessary to take it for the exam. The funny thing is that the course is mandated by the state, and the exam is also mandated by the state. So the course material is set by the state, but then what you need to do to pass the exam is different. The exam is very tricky.

I liked it. I thought it was very convenient and flexible with my schedule. The curriculum was very well structured and informative; it prepared me well for my exams. I definitely recommend if you are looking for an affordable and flexible program.

It was OK. It wasn't really accessible or as easy as it could have been. I wasn't that much of a fan of it so I didn't complete it.

The materials could have been easier to understand, and I could've been more confident in certain pages. It should have been easier to get a book, like, a physical, tangible, book. If you're going to enroll, dedicate as much time as possible to sitting down and trying to wrap your head around the material and take physical notes. It just wasn't worth it for me.

I liked the flexibility and low price. I just wished it was more interactive because it is hard to sit down and read the overloading curriculum. I would suggest if you're taking online courses to be very disciplined and do a lot of self-studying to get through it. Also, when it comes to the state exam, look at outside sources for exam prep. The exam prep was very helpful, and I passed the exam on my first try.

Real Estate Express really did help prepare myself for the state & national exam. The only adjustment I'd suggest is for them to make the content easier to find, I had a lot of trouble & I think it'll be beneficial for prospective agents. It was a very good price and helped me.

I liked it. It is more of a self-study course where you can go at your own speed. The hardest part was finding a proctor to take the state exam. We either had to find a library or a university. One place even mentioned they would charge $300, which I thought was ridiculous. Overall it was a good price with the discount I received due to a Mother's Day sale, and I do recommend this online program.

It was very thorough, and it prepared me well for the exams. One thing that did help a lot at the end was the flashcards they provided for the exams; they were great. One thing that I think they could improve is to make the material more entertaining, and it was a bit dry and hard to focus. I do recommend, especially because of the price and also the professors are very helpful.

I liked the self-paced aspect and the videos. I was a broker for few years in another state but let my license expire, so if you have a real estate experience before starting this course, it does have some weak points. But if you're a starter and you are a fast learner/quick study, it's a good course.

It's one of the best schools, and you get to do it on your own time. You have an open forum with them where you can ask other people questions about what's going on at the moment in the course. It's interactive, and gives you everything detail by detail. It's affordable, it's knowledgeable, and on top of that, it's something you can do at your own pace.

Real Estate Express is very informational and user friendly. Even though it’s online you’re not on your own. I actually got contacted by my academic adviser proactively and found the conversation to be very helpful. One negative - You have to be a self-starter, no doubt, to do a class online. If you are driven, it will be no problem.

The flexibility and convenience it provided me as far as my scheduling was huge. I was able to log on and off and being able to continue where I left off. I like flashcards online, but didn't like the fact the you had to go thru the course material in order to get to the flashcards.

I realized it was gonna take forever for me to do it. I was working full-time in front of a computer for my job. To come home and sit in front of a computer for another 3-4 hours, I realized the online classes are not gonna work with my schedule. It would have been like having 2 full-time jobs for several weeks and I'm a mom too, so it just didn't work. The class is good, and if it would have been the only thing I was doing all day, it would have been fine. The fee for the school was reasonable.

Real Estate Express is an online school, so I could schedule at my pace. I called the support team once and they were helpful. The whole website is good, the custom experience of the website is good, and you can find everything you're looking for. I'm now just waiting to do the exam, but they keep canceling it because of the covid thing. One thing I wish I knew up front is there is an 18 days waiting period. At least in California, I think the final exam won't open until 18 days have passed since you start the course. I couldn't do the exam and had to wait. I had to dig in to find this information so they could make it more clear for people to plan accordingly.