Charles NoonanPresident, Landbank University · Real Estate Developer & Instructor

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7 Sept 2024 · 1 min

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A short interview excerpt from a YouTube video by Charles Noonan in which the speaker describes their early history in New York real estate: entering property management around age 18, working at a midsize Manhattan firm, and obtaining a New York State real estate salesperson's license at 18 as the first step toward becoming a broker.

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New York State real estate salesperson's license

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Tell me a little bit about your history in New York. Well, in truth, I've been in real estate since I was like 17 or 18 years old. And my family owns a considerable amount of real estate in New York and outside. So I learned because I got into property management at 18. I just started working in a property management firm, a midsize firm in Manhattan. I got my license at 18 because I wanted to make a little extra cash on a weekend. What license did you get? I got my New York state real estate salesperson's license. Okay. Which is the first step before you become a broker. You have to have a certain amount of experience after that. But you take class, few hours, you pass your test on the state level and your license, you find a brokerage to sponsor you, and you move forward from there.