Fortune Academy of Real Estate

"Only giving 3 stars because instructor who taught the first 60 hour course was very professional and very helpful (John Hassell) otherwise would give 1 star. Everything else needs improvement. Text book needs revised, very confusing and all over the place. Instructor who taught the 30 hour advanced principles class was very unprofessional and tries to push/sell his “coaching career” Showed up late to class and not prepared Trying to get a copy of the First certificate took over 2 weeks and then had to pay $20 for a copy. Signed up for a makeup class only to show up and find out the class had been canceled. Did not receive a phone call or email notification. Improvement needed."

"No issues whatsoever, professional and efficenent ."

"The equipment is old, the instructors are lame, the classroom is small and cramped, the tests are tricky, the instructors portray their political bias, and if you miss any days of class you pay $25 a day for make-up. Oh. They are also one if not the most expensive school in Charleston, SC."

"Only 3 stars because of the text book, it is poorly written and confusing. There are numerous errors in the reading material that are in fact known by Fortune Academy albeit they won't spend the money to revise their own book... My teacher even said, "Don't study the glossary as it will just confuse you." That alone is a big deal to me. As you can imagine studying for a state exam with weak reference material is tougher than it has to be. Fortune Academy I'm calling you out - revise your book and stop being cheap."