Start your California real estate career with a plan for after the exam.
Most new agents pass the test and then get handed a login and a “good luck.” Here you get the licensing path, an onboarding week, campaigns ready to run, and people to call when a real client is on the line.
From no license to first closings.
Get licensed
Complete your California pre-license coursework and sit for the state exam. We point you to the requirements, the timeline, and the order to do things in.
Onboard
Hang your license, set up your CRM, phone number, and property-search site, and finish an onboarding checklist in your first week.
First campaigns
Launch your first outreach — your circle of influence, your farm, and a starter campaign kit — instead of waiting for something to happen.
First deals
Work live conversations with scripts, roleplay reps, and a mentor available while you learn contracts and showings for real.
Support attached to every step, not a folder of videos.
While you study
Academy orientation runs alongside your pre-license coursework, so exam week isn't the first time you hear how the business actually works.
While you onboard
A mentor walks your onboarding checklist with you and reviews your setup before you start calling anyone.
While you launch
Weekly live classes and AI roleplay give you reps on buyer consults and listing appointments before you take a real one.
While you close
Bring live deals to case review and get a second set of eyes on offers, disclosures, and negotiation as you go.
Licensing requirements are set by the State of California. We help you navigate the steps and prepare for what comes after — we do not issue licenses.
Start your licensing path
Tell us where you are — not started, in coursework, or exam-ready — and we’ll map the next step.
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