Corporations | Real Estate Exam

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In this real estate exam prep video we discuss the different types of Corporations a real estate agents may encounter. This real estate exam prep video also discusses key real estate terms students should know for their real estate exam. They are:

Corporations -
S Corporations
C Corporations -
Fireign Corporations -
Domestic Corporations -
Private Corporations -
Public Corporations -
Not Profit Corporations -

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