Contact Program Director
John Beshk
Southern & Dobson
Office: BP 43A - Room: BP 29
Phone: 480-461-7715
Are You Interested In a Career in Real Estate?
The Real Estate & Real Estate Appraisal program is designed for students who plan to enter the real estate profession. Our program includes in-depth exposure to real estate principles, practices, appraisals, sales, and much more.
Mesa Community College offers all the classes you need to achieve your Real Estate goals. As an accredited college you may qualify for Financial Aid, Veteran's Benefits, or Vocational Rehab plus your course credits are transferable. You can attend part-time so it's perfect for working adults.
In fact, you can take classes to prepare for your Brokerage license and use those same credits to help satisfy your continuing education requirements for your Sales license renewal! Find out more here!
Real Estate Sales
This is a great time to become a real estate agent in Arizona. The housing market has been in an upward trend and Phoenix is ranked one of the top real estate markets to watch in the country. As a real estate agent you’ll gain:
- Flexibility with your schedule
- An opportunity to help people
- Become an entrepreneur
Real Estate Broker
You’ve been an agent for the past 3 years and now you’re ready to get to the next level. With your Broker’s license you will gain:
- More career options in the real estate industry
- Meet the education needed to enter into management
- Increased credibility and stature in the market
- Create an opportunity for a higher earning potential
Real Estate Appraisal
A Licensed or Certified appraiser plays a crucial role in real estate transactions in Arizona. They determine the value of the property based on various factors like location, size, condition, and market trends. Here are a few key points highlighting their importance:
- Accurate Valuation: Appraisers ensure that the property is valued correctly, helping buyers and sellers make informed decisions.
- Negotiation Aid: Their appraisal report can be used as a negotiating tool during the buying or selling process.
- Lender Requirement: Lenders often require a Licensed or Certified appraisal before approving a mortgage to ensure the property's value matches the loan amount.
- Legal Protection: Working with a Licensed or Certified appraiser provides legal protection in case of any disputes regarding the property's value.