RELNY Student Resources Blog

When people search online for real estate courses, they’re looking for more than just a class—they want affordable, high-quality education that will prepare them for success in the competitive real estate market. Whether you're browsing online resources or reading reviews, one name consistently stands out: RELNY, New York’s leading real estate licensing school.

When people looking to become a real estate agent search for real estate classes, they are looking for more than just a course—they need an affordable, high-quality education that will set them up for success in a competitive industry. Whether browsing online resources or checking out reviews, one name consistently stands out as the premier choice in New York: RELNY, a top-tier real estate licensing school.

Are you ready to embark on an exciting career in real estate? Whether you're looking to earn your Real Estate Salesperson License or seeking Continuing Education courses to elevate your existing career, choosing the right real estate school is pivotal. The decision you make now can mean the difference between launching a successful career or facing unnecessary obstacles and false starts.

Welcome to RELNY, an accredited licensing school offering the 77-hour Real Estate Salesperson course—your first step toward a successful career in real estate. Our course is fully approved by the NYS DOS and recognized by ARELLO®. This means you're not only getting high-quality education, but also one that meets the highest standards for real estate licensing requirements.

Since its founding in 2003 by Amir Korangy, The Real Deal has grown into one of the most respected sources of real estate journalism, providing in-depth coverage of the commercial and residential property markets. With an audience that includes developers, brokers, investors, and financiers, The Real Deal is a trusted resource for industry news and analysis.

The Fair Access to Real Estate (FARE) Act has recently become a significant development in the real estate industry, affecting both practicing professionals and students entering the field. Enacted into law on December 14, 2024, the FARE Act prohibits landlords from passing the fees of brokers they hire onto prospective tenants, aiming to bring greater fairness to New York City’s rental housing market.

As the New Year dawns, it’s natural to reflect on goals and ambitions. If you’ve been considering a career in real estate, there’s no better time to take the first step than right now. Whether you're looking for financial freedom, personal growth, or the flexibility to design your own schedule, resolve to become a licensed real estate professional with RELNY this year!

Property management stands as a cornerstone of the real estate industry, demanding a unique blend of skills, knowledge, and practical experience. Understanding property management is essential. RELNY's 1-Hour Property Management Course offers a comprehensive introduction to this dynamic field, providing valuable insights for professionals and enthusiasts alike.

The world of real estate offers diverse opportunities for those who are ready to dive in and make a difference in their communities. Terms like REO, short sales, BPO, and foreclosures often come up in conversations about real estate transactions. If you're considering a career in real estate, understanding these concepts is essential. Enroll in RELNY’s Real Estate Salesperson Pre-Licensing course.

Here in New York, unemployment benefits are designed to give you a bit of breathing room while you search for your next step. With resources like the New York Department of Labor (DOL) and programs like ACCESS NYC, you’ve got tools at your fingertips to help you find that next opportunity. But instead of waiting for the right job to come to you, what if you created it for yourself?

Becoming a real estate agent is an exciting career choice for those with an entrepreneurial spirit and a passion for helping clients navigate the real estate market. One of the most common questions prospective agents ask is how much money does a real estate agent make? The answer depends on a wide variety of factors, all of which influence earnings in this dynamic field.