Classes For Real Estate License

The Bureau of Labor Statistics
The Bureau of Labor Statistics (www.bls.gov) states that the employment growth for real estate asset managers is expect to grow faster than average with the best opportunities for college graduates with a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, Real Estate, Finance or Accounting.

Due to the increase in new property developments, such as rental apartment buildings, houses, condominiums and office buildings, this requires more people to fill the jobs of real estate asset managers to oversee the operations of these properties. Also, more people are expected to confide in the assistance of real estate asset managers to handle their investments of re-selling their homes to ensure a profitable outcome.

In May of 2006, the median annual salary for real estate asset managers was $43,070. The middle 50 percent earned from $28,700 to $64,200 a year. The lowest ten percent earned annual salaries less than $20,140, while the highest ten percent earned more than $95,170 a year.