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Serving Dekalb, Kendall, LaSalle, Kane & surrounding areas
815-786-9418 or 630-553-3333
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503 East Church Street, Sandwich
664 W. Veteran's Parkway, Yorkville

Karen Monkemeyer
630-777-2637 Direct
Jennifer Lovejoy
630-476-0922 Direct
Don Wiley
815-210-6021 Direct
Mary Tackett
630-915-5317 Direct
Jim & Linda Swanson
630-436-5152 Direct
Wendi Sleezer
630-486-6514 Direct
Lisa Pessina Knur
815-739-2578 Direct
Shirlene Rogers
815-557-7936 Direct
Carole Parnell
630-636-0384 Direct
Carolyn Panas
630-273-5517 Direct
Jessica Nelson
815-546-1084 Direct
Lauralee Mcelroy
630-669-8806 Direct
Jerry Larson
815-474-2531 Direct
Linda Lange
815-786-5483 Direct
Kassie Knur
815-739-7572 Direct
George Kleinprinz
815-482-7947 Direct
Alan & Marcie Kinney
815-891-0372 Direct
Jordan Johnson
815-712-1351 Direct
Deb Honkala
815-498-2897 Direct
Colleen Hogan
630-791-0202 Direct
John Guehler
815-540-9529 Direct
Michael Phillips
630-329-6220 Direct
Joe Frieders
815-693-4958 Direct
Chris Enoch-Rogers
630-746-1056 Direct
Patti Ekegren
630-742-6632 Direct
Lisa Edmeier
815-378-6714 Direct
Mary Sue Bryant
630-888-9258 Direct
John Carey
704-806-3596 Direct
Joe Barry
630-514-2300 Direct
Heather Brunoehler
815-915-1303 Direct
Ashley Barry
630-270-6026 Direct
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Information provided by: Illinois Realtors Association
A career in real estate can offer variety, independence, and great earning potential. You can train for this career at home with online courses, making it an attractive option for many people. Some people earn a real estate broker, managing broker, or leasing agent license with the intent to practice part-time, and others make it a full-time career.
Real estate is a highly challenging, commission-based job where your position is classified as “independent contractor” rather than a company “employee” working regular hours with a regular paycheck. Your financial success ultimately depends on your business plan, self-motivation and a lot of hard work. Is this career right for you?
Real estate licenses in Illinois
Broker license
Brokers help people buy, sell or rent residential real property. They act as an intermediary between sellers and buyers and help draw up the necessary legal paperwork to complete transactions. Brokers work under the direction of managing brokers. There are three steps to earning a real estate broker license in Illinois.
Residential Leasing Agent
Residential Leasing Agents work with property owners to market and show their residential properties and attract good tenants and they also help renters find and lease properties.
To earn a Residential Leasing Agent license in Illinois, you must be at least 18 years old, have a high school diploma or equivalent, complete a 15-hour Residential Leasing Agent Pre-LIcense course and pass the state licensing exam.
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Pre-License Handbook
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