Real Estate Seminar and Review

Face-to-Face Real Estate Review or CRESAR

RESAR on Nov 22 2010 | Filed under: General, Real Estate Review

If you’re looking for the face-to-face schedule of real estate reviews, what you are actually interested in is called a Comprehensive Real Estate Seminar and Review or CRESAR. Other people call it CRESR, and some even write CRES_R. Anyway, here’s what you need to know about the CRESAR…

The PRC requires you to earn “120 credit units” in real estate brokerage before you may apply for the real estate brokers’ licensure examinations.

The RESAR Online Review is not accredited, and it will not earn you any Certificate of Completion. Its main purpose is to help you review more (using a multimedia, multiple intelligence training approach in a web-based membership site) any time you please, as many times as you wish during the life of your account.

On the other hand, regular or face-to-face (or OFFLINE) review seminars conducted by accredited review service providers will give a Certificate of Completion. In some cases, this may even be notarized.

Question: What happens if I miss some of the CRESAR sessions?

In fairness, your Certificate of Completion will indicate the number of credit units that you’ve earned. So if you were present for only 112 of the 120 hours, then you earned only 112 credit units.

Even if you’ve paid for the entire 120-hour CRESAR.

Anyway, it will help you a lot if you get in touch with the various CRESAR organizers, so that you can discuss in greater detail the payment and the recognition of credit units.

As we get more info from the different CRESAR review service providers, we will post their information online.

Please get in touch with them and ask them if they are accredited by the PRC. We asked some of them and got different answers:

Yes, we’re accredited by the PRC.

We’re still waiting for the PRC to release their Accreditation Guidelines.

Given the varying answers, we recommend that you please get in touch with the different review service providers, ask them your questions, and judge for yourselves once you hear their answers.

Good luck and happy reviewing! 🙂

Tags: CRESAR, CRESR

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7 Responses to “Face-to-Face Real Estate Review or CRESAR”

1. on 14 Dec 2010 at 3:40 pm 1Philip Sia

   are there any review classes that will be held in Manila? do u have a partial list of review service providers by this time so i could evaluate better ? thanx

   [From the Admin] Hi! We don’t have info yet about CRESARs that will be conducted in Manila, but as soon as we get hold of such info, we will post it online.

   Here’s where you’ll find all that we’ve posted about CRESAR:

   http://www.realestateseminarandreview.com/archives/tag/cresar/

   Thanks!

2. on 11 Dec 2010 at 3:40 pm 2Annalie

   Any affiliated review center in Malolos, Bulacan

   [From the Admin] From what we’ve heard, the PRC has not yet released CRESAR accreditation guidelines. Thanks!
3. on 10 Dec 2010 at 8:28 am 3Mal

   hi! am interested to take the CRESAR review. Any schedule this December PREFERABLY Makati, venue. and contact # pls. thank you

   [From the Admin] We haven’t heard of any Makati-based December schedule, but please see the REBAP Makati CRESAR – January 2011 blog post. Thanks!
4. on 07 Dec 2010 at 2:09 am 4Danila N. Velasquez

   let me know of your schedule for December as well as January 2011. I would be interested to enrol. How much would be the fee?

   [From the Admin] We will publish online the CRESAR schedules of various review service providers as soon as we receive their updated info.

   The CRESAR fees that we’ve seen range from P12,500 to P20,000 (120 hour CRESARs).

   Thanks!

5. on 26 Nov 2010 at 12:46 am 5ambrocia guerrero

   Is there any available CRESAR schedules to be held here in Laguna this coming January,Thanks and more power to your program.

   [From the Admin] Hello! We haven’t received any announcements yet from Laguna-based CRESAR service providers, but as soon as we get the info, we will publish it here online. Thanks!
6. on 25 Nov 2010 at 5:27 pm 6Meg Liberia

   Hi,
   What are the requirements for being a real estate agent (not broker) through PRC?

   [From the Admin] Hi! Please see the following:

   http://www.realestateseminarandreview.com/archives/resa-law-irr-and-cpe-requirement-for-salespersons/

   Thanks!

7. on 25 Nov 2010 at 8:49 am 7michael gines

   pls. let me know of your sched & where i can pay for the seminar. i’m interested.

   thanks & God bless.

   [From the Admin] We will post the different CRESAR schedules, pricing and details as soon as we get the info from the various review service providers.

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