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The conversation is always the same, but the scene may be different.I’m at a bar, a golf course, or a dinner party, and somebody always tells me “I’m actually thinking about going into real estate!”They don’t know why, they don’t know how, and they have no clue what the job actually entails, but everybody wants to go into real estate.Getting your licence isn’t rocket science, but it isn’t filling out a form either…People often ask me, “Why did you go into real estate.”The God’s honest truth: I don’t have any idea.I went to McMaster University for Commerce, but I really didn’t know what I wanted to do with my life. My friends all had their plans mapped out; by third year, one buddy was taking ten accounting courses so he could go into accounting. Another buddy was taking ten finance courses. I took a couple finance, one accounting course, a couple courses in sales and marketing, economics, and of course: popular music. I wanted to learn whereas most students just want to either get high marks—in any course possible, or take the courses necessary for a certain career. Nope, not me. I wanted to get exposure to everything.Of course, when I graduated, my buddies all had jobs already lined up, while I had my birdie putt lined up on the 17th green at Don Valley Golf Club. It was on the golf course that a friend of mine said to me: “You should go into real estate.”And the rest, is history.The first step for any aspiring Realtor should be to go and talk to somebody in the industry—an agent, manager, broker, etc. Most people don’t do this, they just jump online and go to www.orea.com to sign up.There is a curriculum that all potential Realtors must follow, and while it’s far from the likes of the three phases of the C.F.A., it is tedioius and time consuming. At the risk of the Toronto Real Estate Board revoking my license, I will say that it is a complete and utter cash grab. Well, it does weed out some of the people that shouldn’t be in the business, but many more make it through the filter.The most frustrating part about getting licensed, other than the money, is the time. It took me eight months to jump through the hoops, and I fast-tracked as much as possible. I scheduled my exam the day after I registered for the courses, I took classes and wrote exams in other cities across Ontario to speed up the process, and in the end I shaved about four months off the process. But the question most people don’t ask themselves: What am I going to do in that 8-12 months?For a friend of a friend of mine, who is currently doing his license, the answer is “sleep in until noon, smoke pot all day until it’s time for my nap, and then talk about how I can’t wait to get into real estate.” Yeah. He’ll be a HUGE success in this business! For me, I decided to get a job(s) that would help me in the industry. I worked at TD Bank as a teller so that I would meet people in the neighborhood and people would get to know me. I hated every second of that job….”Have a great day, Mr. Johnson, and thanks for banking with TD!” I hate being told what to do, and more importantly I hate being forced to be nice to people. I like real estate because I’m my own boss, and I get to choose when I work, how I work, and who I work with. If I don’t like somebody, I can kick them in the butt (metaphorically or literally), but that didn’t fly at the bank.I also had a second job as an apprentice for one of the most successful men I know, who at the time was building his own house. This man, who made his money through his marketing company, online poker companies, building houses on the side, and anything else he can think of, taught me the foundation of the housing industry. At the time, he was building a house in an upscale Toronto neighborhood, and I saw the process from the ground up.I recall one day when he had me and my friend Chris run wheel-barrows full of cement into the backyard to pour his back patio. He stood there, shouting, timing us (like in movies when the bank robbers have one person stand there yelling “Twenty seconds……thirty seconds, and they always get away on time), and making us move as fast as possible. When the patio had been finished—the foundations and the slab itself, he had paid us $12/hour for two days of work, spent $5000 for concrete mix, and paid a masonry $70/hour for a half day. He spent less than six grand on a patio that would cost him $30,000 if he paid a company to do it for him. In the end, I learned several new skills, and worked on anything from landscaping, to carpentry, to general labor. He even got me a few clients of my own that wanted me to work on their houses. It paid the bills, gave me “beer money,” and enabled me to not only pick the brains of some very successful people, but also contact them down the road once I had my real estate license.Doing your real estate license takes very little time, and without a job to keep you busy and pay your bills, I think you’d go stir crazy.The three phases of the Ontario Real Estate Association’s curriculum begin with “Phase 1: Real Estate as a Professional Career” which costs you $390, and runs for one month and then another month to prepare for the exam. If you take the course online, and you require the workbook, it’s an extra $50. If you fail the exam, and want to re-write, it’s another $50. If you fail ANY exam twice, you are forced to retake the course, and thus pay the huge fee all over again. Money, money, money…The first phase is like taking 7th grade all over again. Calculation the area of a square! OH NO! Simple math and elementary term-memorizing comprises the exam, which comes with a 60% failure rate for first time writers. A new agent in our office just told me she got 98% on her phase one test, to which I replied, “You mean you got a question wrong?” I have no clue how you fail this test, just no clue.“Phase 2” is more boring information about construction of houses from the ground up (interesting, perhaps to some) including sections on ground-fault-circuit-interrupters that all Realtors should know about….yeah. The cost is $420 for this educational gem, and takes two months for the course and then an exam after an additional month.Five months after you’ve started, and dished out over $800 to learn things that your kid brother is learning at the same time, you take Phase 3. This is where it actually gets useful. You make the choice as to whether you want to take Residential or Commercial, and you are forced to take at least half of the course in-class as opposed to correspondence or online. The cost is $620. The course runs for two months, then you write the final exam, which actually consists of material relevant to a Realtor’s job, ie. writing up offers, negotiating, code of ethics, etc. Pass this exam, and you can apply for your real estate license.But the fun doesn’t end there!Now you decide who to work for. When I was doing my Phase 2, I started interviewing companies. That’s right, not “interviewing with” but rather interviewing. In real estate, the Realtor is in demand. This isn’t like all other fields where you put together your resume, apply, go through interviews, and hope you get the job. In real estate, companies are alwayslooking for new agents. But like any other industry, there are both good companies and bad, and while anybody with a pulse can get a job with Homelife or one of the thousand Re/Max offices in Toronto, you aren’t guaranteed so much as a foot in the door with a good company. I interviewed Chestnut Park, Johnston & Daniel, Re/Max (I have no clue why, but I did), and of course Bosley Real Estate where I ended up. My decision was essentially made in advance, but I wanted to see what else was out there.Every company works differently with respect to fees, salaries, and expenses. Some companies offer a higher commission split, but charge you a “desk fee” which is a right to work there. A friend of a friend just started working for Re/Max. He has a 70/30 commission split, which is above average for a brand new agent, but he pays them a desk fee of $1200 per month! He also pays $1500 per year towards the Re/Max trademark as well as another $3500 per year in “marketing costs.” So before he has ever done a deal, he is in the hole for almost TWENTY GRAND!Nobody said starting in real estate is cheap!When I started, the first thing I did was pay for my license with the Toronto Real Estate Board, at a cost of $1700. That was partly for new agent registration, and partly for my dues in 2003. Then I paid my fees to the Ontario Real Estate Association (OREA) and to the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) for who knows what. All told, I dished out over $3000 in associated fees.But the cash out-flows didn’t end there!Being a new agent, I had to get photos done (ahhh….yes…the swarthy real estate photo!) at a professional studio for about $200. I spent $200 on business cards, and then $500 on my Open House signs. I purchased a new Blackberry at a cost of $670, and sent out “Announcement Cards” to about 400 people at a cost of around $500 for postage and product. I spoiled myself with a new Dell laptop at a cost of about $1800, and got a website up and running at a cost of $40/month pre-paid for the year. My company required me to sign up for the long-term disability plan, at a cost of $30/month as well. I went to Business Depot and bought office supplies and computer software for about $300, and of course I blew over $2000 on new suits, shirts, ties, shoes, and other things to make me look as good as my mother tells me I already do. In my first six months, I spent over $8000 in advertising alone.My first day at Bosley Real Estate was quite memorable. I was told to come in for the 10:00AM meeting, so I did. I sat in the lobby for an hour, drinking cup after cup of coffee. I had never drank coffee before that in my life, yet I thought it was a good idea to drink six or seven cups that day. At about noon, somebody finally realized that the meeting was at 1:00PM, so I went for lunch. Yeah, I’d had a rough morning sitting in the lobby…..”Time for lunch!” At the afternoon meeting, I introduced myself, and this old lady agent remarked “Oh he’s soooo cute!” I really felt like an adult and a professional right then and there, as old ladies lined up to pinch my cheeks and tell me how I reminded them of their grandson…Four out of every five licensed real estate agents are out of the business within 18 months.It takes 3-5 years to “make the phone ring” and get a foothold in the industry.But people are lined up at the door of the Ontario Real Estate Association to enroll in the education program and obtain their license, and OREA churns out more and more agents every week! I actually wish the licensing program were made much harder (now that I have my license) because too many people who just aren’t qualified enough are making their way into the business.Source: http://torontorealtyblog.com/archives/419

Delhi the national capital of India, offers a myriad of places to visit. The best places to visit near Delhi attract not only the national tourists, but also travellers from across the world seem to be interested in exploring the beauty of Delhi. From places of historical and archaeological importance to places to hangout with friends and family and some very unique gardens and amusement park for the children to have fun the city provides everything. The national capital has numerous identities which are known to be the best places to visit near Delhi making it an attractive tourist destination in India. Some of these best places to visit near Delhi will not only captivate you but leave you astounded with its unique architectures and built. Delhi offers a fabulous fusion of history and modernity. On one hand places like Chandni Chowk, Red Fort, Jama Masjid are sure to entice the historian in you and on the other hand places like Connaught Place, Hauz Khas will leave you awestruck with their modern culture and classy structures.So for a change if you are planning a holiday this time around, then skip Shimla and The Valley Of Flower Trek, for a tour to Delhi. Here is a list of the best places to visit near Delhi that might come handy when you plan to hangout or spend a day out in Delhi. If you are looking for a great weekend getaway from Delhi we have some recommendations you might want to check.List of Best Places to Visit in DelhiThe best time to visit Delhi is during October to March when the climate is at its best. Though Delhi faces extreme summers and extreme winters it’s always a good idea to visit Delhi during the onset of winters and while you are here book from one of these Best Resorts around Delhi to stay.Historically the Best Places to Visit in Delhi1. India GateIndia GatePhoto Credit: Free stock photos · PexelsMost of us might be unaware of the fact that original name of India Gate is the All India War Memorial, which is amongst the best places to visit near Delhi. The gate was built to commemorate the death of 82000 Indian soldiers who laid down their lives in World War 1. If you want to have a great time at India Gate it is advised to bring home cooked food and then you can have a great picnic at the India Gate ground. You can also enjoy boating at the boating club just adjacent to India Gate Ground.India Gate is open to tourists on all days of the week and at all time of the day.2. Old FortOld FortPhoto Credit: All about Delhi, IndiaOld fort as the name suggests is one of the most ancient grandeurs of the city and thus stands amongst the best places to visit in Delhi. The fort is spread across an area of 2 kilometres The sound and light show and boating experience are major attractions of this place.The entry fee for local tourist at Old fort is Rs.5 whereas for the international tourists the entry fee is Rs.100. The entry to the fort remains open from 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM.3. Red FortRed FortPhoto Credit: Stunning Free Images · PixabayPopularly known as the Lal Quila, this place holds great historical value. The place was a residence to most of the emperors from the Mughal Dynasty. This place is ranked amongst the best places to visit near Delhi not only because of its historical importance but also because of the several museums that it houses. Do not miss the light and sound show that happens every evening at Red Fort.The Red Fort remains closed on Mondays and for the rest of the days the entry time is from 9:30 AM to 4:30 PM. The light and sound show begins at 6:00 in the evening. The entry fee is Rs.10 for local tourists and Rs.150 for foreign tourists. The light and sound show charges are Rs.30 for children and Rs.80 for adults.Also check here :Best Time To Visit The Valley Of FlowersBest Time To Visit ManaliBest Time To Visit Goa4. Qutub MinarQutub MinarPhoto Credit: Stunning Free Images · PixabayQutub Minar is yet another place of historical attraction existing in India. The place has been declared as the UNESCO World Heritage Site. There are several historical monuments around the tower like the Qutub complex, Quwwat ul Isla Mosque and the Iron Pillar of Delhi. The structure of the tower looks like the architectural style that prevailed in Iran but with some artistic conventions which makes the place on of the best tourist places in Delhi.The entry to Qutub Minar is restricted to the day time between the sunrise and sunset. The entry fee for Qutub Minar is Rs.30 for national tourists and Rs.500 for international tourists.5. Humayun TombHumayun TombPhoto Credit: Stunning Free Images · PixabayListed as the World Heritage Site Humayun’s Tomb was built by Humayun’s wife Haji Begum. It is unarguably one of the most amazing works of Mughal Architecture and hence is one of the best places to visit in India. Most of might be unaware of the fact that the world famous Taj Mahal of Agra owes its architectural design and structure to Humayun’s Tomb.The Humayun’s Tomb is open to visitors on all days of the week till sunset. The entry fee is Rs.10 for visitors from India and SAARC nations and Rs.250 for others.6. Hauz Khaz FortHauz Khaz FortLocated in South Delhi, Hauz Khas is a beautiful place. The Hauz Khas Fort is known to be the pulse of the place. This amongst the best tourist places in Delhi has a great combination of the urban and the rural culture. The place is surrounded by greenery all over. The Hauz Khas water reservoir holds great aesthetic values.The Hauz Khas Fort is open for tourists on all days of the week from 10:30 AM to 7:00 PM7. Jantar MantarJantar Mantar The Astronomical ObservatoryPhoto Credit: http://istockphoto.com/SoumenNathConstructed by Maharaja Jai Singh, the Jantar Mantar is an astronomical observatory. The place is one of its kinds and hence has been listed under the best tourist places in Delhi. The instruments at Jantar Mantar are now merely fascinating pieces of ingenuity as they can now not be used because of the tall buildings.The entry fee to Jantar Mantar is just Rs.5 and can be visited anytime from morning sunrise to sunset.8. Agrasen ki BaoliAgrasen ki BaoliPhoto Credit: FlickrAgarasen ki Baoli is one of the most haunted places in the country and is protected under the control of the Archaeological Survey of India. Though there is no perfect citation yet a number of stories float in the market about the existence of this well. There are stories that say this one of the best places to visit near Delhi is haunted but till date none of the stories have been proved to be trueThe place does not charge any entrance fee and is opened all through the week from 7:30 AM to 6:00 PM.9. Raj GhatRaj GhatPhoto Credit: http://Flickr.comRaj Ghat is amongst some of the most important landmarks in Delhi, the place is the memorial to the father of our nation Mahatma Gandhi. Situated on the banks of River Yamuna the place offers you eternal peace during the early morning hours while you take a stroll in the park. The area in and around this one of the best places to visit in Delhi is covered with greenery.The Raj Ghat remains open on all days from 5:00 AM to 7:30 PM. and the entry fee is completely free.10. Rashtrapati BhawanRashtrapati BhawanPhoto Credit: FlickrThe President’s house formerly known as the Viceroy’s House is yet another amazing and the best places to visit near Delhi. This is the official residence of the President of India. Spread across 130 hectare the Rashtrapati Bhawan houses huge gardens, large open spaces, a residence of office staff and bodyguards and much more.The Rashtrapati Bhawan remains open to the visitors all the year round from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM but the gardens are open for public only for a particular period of time during August to March from Friday to Sunday. Rs.50 in form of registration fee are charged per visit.Religiously the Best Places to Visit in Delhi11. Jama MasjidJama MasjidPhoto Credit: FlickrAmongst the other best tourist places in Delhi is the largest mosque of India, the Jama Masjid. The Masjid is big enough to hold 25000 devotees at a time. The historical importance of the place lies in the form that it was Shah Jahan’s first architectural marvel in the country. The Masjid is surrounded by four towers and the southern tower provides a stunning view of the city.It is advised to be dressed properly before you enter the Mosque. The tourists can also rent attire from the mosque authority. The entry to the masjid is free. One can visit the masjid any day from 7:00 AM to 12:00 Noon and from 1:30 PM to 6:30 PM. The mosque remains closed during prayer hours.12. Bangla SahibBangla SahibPhoto Credit: FlickrThe Gurudwara Bangla Sahib holds great religious importance for all the Sikh visitors, the Gurudwara has its association to the eighth Sikh Guru, Guru Har Kishan. The Gurudwara remains well maintained and all thanks to the Sevaks at the Gurudwara. The beautiful pool inside the Gurudwara makes it one of the best tourist places in Delhi. The golden dome and the tall flagpole can easily be recognised from a distance.Gurudwara Bangla Sahib is open for the devotees on all days and for 24 hours. The Gurudwara committee does not charge any entrance fee for the visitors.13. Akshardham TempleAkshardham TemplePhoto Credit: FlickrLocated on NH 24 Akshardham temple is famous for its spirituality. The place becomes one of the best places to visit near Delhi because of the amazing lighting and the astonishing light and music show that takes place after sunset inside the temple complex. The complex houses an Abhishek Mandap, Sahaj Anand Water Show, a theme based garden, and three exhibitions like Sahajanand Darshan, Neelkanth Darshan and Sanskruthi Darshan which is a cultural boat ride.The temple remains closed on Mondays and the entry time to the temple are from 9:00 AM to 6:30 PM. The musical fountain show begins at 7:45 PM.14. Iskcon TempleIskcon TempleThe Iskcon temple is a beautiful shrine located near Nehru Place and is known to be one of the best places to visit Delhi. Iskcon is an association that belongs to the Hare Rama Hare Krishna fad. The temple is spread across vast area sporting a big park, the temple building, and a completely vegetarian eatery and a community hall for small occasions.The temple remains open throughout the week from 4:30 AM to 9:00 PM. However a major portion remains closed from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM15. Lotus TempleLotus TemplePhoto Credit: FlickrThe Lotus Temple for a long time has been attracting tourist from worldwide. The temple is an edifice dedicated to the Baha'i faith. The design of the Lotus Temple was conceptualized by Canadian architect Fariborz Sahba and was completed in the year 1986. This one of the best tourist places in Delhi propagates oneness of the Almighty.The entry to the Lotus temple is free on all days of the week except Monday. The temple remains closed on Monday. The entry timings in the Temple for summers is 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM and in winters the timings are 9:00 AM to 5:30 PM.Up to ₹ 3000 Cashback on Domestic Flights Bookings with MakeMyTripFlight Booking Offers Get CouponAdditional offersUse this coupon code GOFLY to avail this discount on Makemytrip.Parks, Museums and Amusement Centres Amongst the Best Places to Visit in Delhi16. Garden of Five SensesGarden of Five SensesPhoto Credit: FlickrOne of the most exotic gardens in the country the Garden of Five Senses is built on a rocky terrain with several different thematic areas. The pools of water lilies, bamboo courts, herbs garden, and the solar energy park are the major attractions of this one of the best tourist places in Delhi. The garden was built with an aim to stimulate our five senses. Several flower shows and other cultural events are held here all through the year.The Garden of Five Senses remains open on all days of the week for 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM in summers and from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM in winters. Rs.30 is charges as entry fee for the adults whereas Rs.10 is charged for children below the age of 12 and senior citizens.17. National Rail MuseumNational Rail MuseumPhoto Credit: FlickrThe National Rail Museum holds great significance in the history of India. The museum focuses on the rail heritage in the country and the building is spread across 10 acres sporting indoor as well as outdoor exhibits. On regular days the visitors can take a toy train ride around the site. Apart from the toy train there are a number of amusing items put to display in this best places to visit near Delhi.The National Rail Museum remains open on all days of the week except Mondays and National Holidays from 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM. The Rail Museum charges Rs.20 for entry and Rs.20 separately for the toy train ride.18. Nehru ParkNehru ParkPhoto Credit: http://Flickr.comNehru Park in Chanakyapuri is one of the best places to visit near Delhi. The place is covered beautifully with greenery and is a hub for recreational activities. If you are on a tour to Delhi and miss to visit the majestic Nehru Park you will seriously miss upon a big thing. The MCD organises Spic Macey concerts and Morning- Evening Ragas concerts every month.The entry to this park is free and the park remains open on all days from 6:00 AM to 8:00 PM.Famous Markets amongst the Best Places to Visit in Delhi19. Chandni ChowkChandni ChowkPhoto Credit: http://istockphoto.com/AlpamayoPhotoChandni Chowk is known to be the heart of Delhi, one of the most famous markets in Old Delhi the place has lot to offer to the shopaholics and foodies. The place might seem to be congested with narrow lanes that are filled with colourful shops to buy inexpensive stuff. The place is one of the best places to visit near Delhi as it houses many religious buildings like the Gurdwara Sis Ganj Sahib, Jama Masjid, historical mansions and a number of eateries.The Chandni Chowk market remains closed on Monday.20. Lajpat NagarLajpat NagarPhoto Credit: FlickrA residential and commercial centre in South Delhi, the main places to visit in Delhi is the Central Market of Lajpat Nagar. Central market has an immense collection of multi brans stores and specific brand store. But if you do not wish to burn a hole in your pocket and still want to keep yourself updated with the latest fashion sense then you must definitely go for street shopping at Lajpat.Like most of the places to visit in Delhi the Lajpat Nagar market also remains closed in Mondays and on other days of the week the market remains open from 9:00 AM to 10:00 PM.21. Sarojini NagarShoping At Sarojni Market Is FunPhoto Credit: http://istockphoto.com/manishootSarojini Nagar is a famous market of South Delhi and people from all over the city gather here to shop their hearts out. One of the least expensive markets in Delhi, Sarojini allows you to shop for hundreds of items with your pocket money itself. It is one of the best places to visit in Delhi to buy various items like clothes, accessories, shoes, fabrics etc.The Sarojini Nagar market also remains closed on Monday, but apart from it the market is lively from 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM.22. Connaught PlaceConnaught PlacePhoto Credit: FlickrConnaught Place popularly known as CP is one of the largest commercial spot in Delhi. The place is surrounded by large building, shops and food hubs. The place is the headquarters of many prominent firms and is also the best places to visit in Delhi. The grand park in middle of CP sports the tallest Indian flag and people often come to the place to take a selfie with this flag in the background. The underground Palika Bazar is amongst the most inexpensive markets in Delhi.23. Hauz KhasHauz KhasPhoto Credit: FlickrHauz Khas is amongst some of the most classy and expensive markets in New Delhi. The Hauz Khas market has stores from a number of international brands and some of the best Café in Delhi like the Hauz Khas Social are located in this area making it one of the best tourist places in Delhi. The night life at Hauz Khas might simple leave you amazed.The Hauz Khas market remains open on all days of the week and most of the café and branded stores remain open till late in the night.24. Dilli HaatDilli HaatPhoto Credit: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Dilli-HaatThe open air food plaza and the crafts bazar is what makes Dilli Haat one of the best places to visit in Delhi. Quite unlike the other markets in Delhi the Dilli Haat is permanent and is located to the opposite if INA market. From handlooms to handicrafts the market has a dedicated collection of these things.The market is opened all through the week from 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM.25. Karol BaghKarol Bagh In DelhiPhoto Credit: http://istockphoto.com/SoumenNathAnother best shopping destination for the shopping freaks, Karol Bagh is known to be the best markets for branded watches and electronic items. Karol Bagh which is in the expansion phase now also houses a number of popular clothes and foot wear brands. People also visit this one of the best tourist places in Delhi for accessories such as bags, wallets and watches. The market is spread across a wide area. You can also enjoy street shopping and make sure you bargain! While shopping there are a number of options to entice your taste buds too.Unlike the other markets Karol Bagh remains open on all days of the week except Sundays.