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How Much Do Real Estate Agents Make on Long Island in 2026? — helpful guide from Main St Success, serving Long Island and surrounding areas.
How to Pass the NY Real Estate Exam on Your First Try — helpful guide from Main St Success, serving Long Island and surrounding areas.
Best Real Estate School on Long Island in 2026 — helpful guide from Main St Success, serving Long Island and surrounding areas.
How to Get Your New York Real Estate License: A Step-by-Step Guide Thinking about getting your New York real estate license? Here’s exactly what the process looks like — from enrollment to passing the state exam. Step 1: Complete 77 Hours of Pre-Licensing Education New York requires 77 hours of approved real estate education before […]
What the NAR Settlement Means for New York Real Estate Agents The NAR settlement changed how buyer agent commissions are disclosed and negotiated. If you’re a licensed agent in New York, here’s what you need to understand about the new rules. What Changed Starting in August 2024, agents working with buyers are required to have […]
How to Renew Your New York Real Estate License in 2026 Your New York real estate license requires 22.5 hours of continuing education every two years. Here’s what you need to know to stay compliant and keep your license active in 2026. The 22.5 Hour Requirement New York requires all licensed real estate salespersons and […]
A standard home inspection covers a lot of ground. But there’s a category of issues that standard inspections don’t touch — and on Long Island, those issues come up more often than most agents realize. What Environmental Inspections Cover Environmental inspections typically include testing for mold, asbestos, radon, lead paint, and underground oil tanks. Some […]
Your clients trust your recommendations. When it comes to home inspections, that trust is well-placed — or it can blow up in your face at the worst possible time. Choosing the right inspector isn’t just a favor to your buyer; it’s protection for the deal and your reputation. What to Actually Look For Licensing is […]
The National Association of Realtors puts the failure rate for new real estate agents somewhere between 75% and 87% within the first five years. Most of those exits happen in the first 18 to 24 months. People get their license, join a brokerage, and six months later they’re back applying for office jobs. It’s not […]