Train Agents Online Real Estate SchoolReviews of trainagents.com

Very user friendly and staff was very helpful!

I was in the middle of classes and on Labor Day weekend, a message came up the classes were expired. A couple of days later, there was a message about the expiration and they said we would get an email with a user name / password to the sister site. We were told to email once and not to call for the password. I followed instructions and waited. The next weekend, I received what looked like a spam email - full of coding. I was about to trash it when I saw train agents in the middle of it. I gave it another week or so. Since then, since by now it is over a month, I have emailed again to no avail. I contacted Texas Real Estate Commission. They gave me a phone number which I called and left a message which has yet to be returned. I feel like there has to be something we can do to get our money back if they can not deliver their service, Maybe I should not even mention that any time I emailed the instructor, I had absolutely no response. Not only is the money gone but I had completed the first class and was in the middle of the second one - that is a lot of time and work that has been wasted. I fully intend to call TREC, as well as the BBB, again next week when I have time during the working day to call.

It's fast and easy to understand.

Easy to understand and study

This was the worst choice ever so unorganized can never get into her with help don't feel like there's any value in this mediocre education so glad I have the option to go to a broker who offers training

A little choppy, but I'm starting to flow with it as I'm going through the lessons.

They blocked my account because I used a coupon code and they didn't process it correctly. We were in the middle of studying and all of a sudden our account was blocked. IMHO, this was a very unprofessional move on the part of the company. They did email us to discuss the coupon code and we immediately responded, however, they then immediately blocked the account. All of these problems were due to a bug in their computer system, however, they were not willing to own up to it. Instead, they just impulsively blocked my account.

I was warned that there are spelling and grammatical mistakes in the material from another student, but the sheer number of mistakes is inexcusable. In addition, the material repeated itself, sentences were incomplete, and the material was not presented in a logical fashion (why was taking real estate photos in the middle of Law of Agency?). The gentleman speaking on the audio portions was annoying with his frequent "chuckles" at the end of every point. After enrolling, I then find out that all the other courses have been expired by TREC and I would be redirected to a sister site after I completed the first 30 hours of study. Per the study material, TREC is responsible for certifying material and courses. I don't think they have done a good job of quality control on this particular course.