@@nelsonxthefoodchannel3324 Congratulations!! I am so happy to hear you passed the state exam and can now focus on your new real estate career. :) Please let us know if you have any questions or if we can be of further assistance!
Great job except that Lot Block and Tract does not refer to Assessor's Parcel number and map. It refers to the subdivision map, usually a Final Map (tract map) or Parcel map which identify parcels by lot, block, and Tract number. Actually it is illegal to use the APN as a legal description to sell property. The concept is that the legal description should positively identify a unique parcel. APNs are created for tax purposes only, not for any other purpose and they are temporary and often change.
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Used your videos to supplement my current program. Passed the California exam first try! Thanks!
So helpful
Took your real estate school and I loved it :) I take my test tomorrow in Fresno. Wish me Luck!
Good luck!! Please let us know if we can be of any assistance!
@@accreditedschools Passed my test! Thanks again :)
@@nelsonxthefoodchannel3324 Congratulations!! I am so happy to hear you passed the state exam and can now focus on your new real estate career. :) Please let us know if you have any questions or if we can be of further assistance!
Great job except that Lot Block and Tract does not refer to Assessor's Parcel number and map. It refers to the subdivision map, usually a Final Map (tract map) or Parcel map which identify parcels by lot, block, and Tract number. Actually it is illegal to use the APN as a legal description to sell property. The concept is that the legal description should positively identify a unique parcel. APNs are created for tax purposes only, not for any other purpose and they are temporary and often change.