Real Estate Board’s Struggles Through the 1930s
In the Texas real estate downturn following the 1929 stock market crash, the San Antonio Board faced severe financial strain, job losses, and dwindling activity. Despite hardship, leaders like Alfred Rohde and Charles F. C. Ladd kept boards functional, with later revival under William Filler and renewed effort to stabilize the Texas Realtor Association and San Antonio Office.
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Texas
San Antonio
Lcat
San Antonio Board
Paul Adams
Texas’ Association of Real Estate
Corpus Christi
Thruout
Charles F. C. Ladd
Texas Realtor
Equity Joss
Ladd
San Antonios
Secre- Real Estate Board
Newspa
Texas Association
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Minneapolis
Minn
William Filler
Focal Board
American College unveils 14 day real estate course
The American College of Real Estate at 310 East Ashby St announces a 14 day accelerated course to fulfill 30 hours for real estate salesmen license. Course 1 is Texas Real Estate Commission approved and runs February 22 to 27 from 9 am to 5 pm or 9 am to 12 noon Saturdays. Tuition is 100 dollars with a 20 dollar early registration discount before February 12. The fee covers books study material and a mounted certificate.
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American College of Real Estate
East Ashby St
Texas Real Estate Commission
American College of Reall | Estate
East Ashby
Arlene Clark
W. B. Garrett Jr
Barbara MacManus
al Rohde
Waller Howard
TREC
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