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I’m thinking about taking a Real Estates course and receiving a certificate. Now, Real Estate Principles I is required, but I also have to choose another course which my options are…….Real Estates Marketing, Real Estates Principles II, Real Estates Finance, and Real Estates Law. Which one of these would be the best choice?????

Real Estates Law. You’d be a step ahead.

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