Hello everyone! Today is a day filled with happiness. I am finally here to share the hidden secrets to scoring 70 points in real estate law, which you must definitely pay attention to in this video. I will be revealing the secrets to overcoming the fear of real estate law and achieving that 70-point score.

Those of you who are listening to these secrets are truly fortunate, and the reason is simple. From now on, I will present to you a way to not give up on real estate law and to achieve a score of 70 points or something similar, allowing you to pass through this crucial gateway to success. It is truly an honor to be able to present this so easily, so concisely, and so clearly.

Now, please focus and listen carefully as I begin. First, before I explain the study methods, let’s discuss why the real estate agent exam makes real estate law feel so daunting. In my previous discussions, I talked about the study strategies for the first and second subjects.

Approaching public law requires understanding why it differs, just like different methods. If you know your enemy and yourself, you will win a hundred battles. The first reason is the vast amount of content. The law regarding land development and use consists of six subjects: the Urban Development Act, the Land Development Act, the Building Act, the Housing Act, and the Agricultural Land Act. When you look at each of these individually, the volume is immense. If you delve deeply into each law and examine them separately, they feel like six different subjects. Of course, skipping the Agricultural Land Act due to two questions is an option, but I will discuss that later. The truth is that the volume of content is overwhelming, which can easily lead to giving up. However, the bigger issue arises when starting with the law regarding land development and use.

In law, the amount of material to memorize is overwhelming, and it can make you feel anxious and lead you to give up. This is why public law is considered difficult. The second issue is that the information is very volatile. You may understand something in the moment, but then quickly forget it. Furthermore, it becomes increasingly vague over time. This is similar to those boring movies you might have seen, where you feel like you’ve watched them but can’t remember the content. When you watch them again, they feel new yet still dull. It's not absolute, but the terms are unfamiliar, and there is so much to memorize that the sheer volume can be overwhelming, leading to a high level of volatility in this subject. That's the second point. Also, we...

One reason why public law is difficult to grasp is that as you study, the information can become jumbled and mixed up. For instance, I thought I was memorizing content related to the Construction Act, focusing on the decision-makers and the rights holders, but in reality, that information pertains to the Housing Act, which often leads to confusion. This can be quite discouraging and make you feel like giving up. 

So, I have been pondering how to approach this, and I believe that after I explain it to you, it will become significantly easier for you to engage with the material. I have prepared just two slides for this presentation. Now, what could be the solution to resolve all of this? The answer is quite straightforward: you must engage with the vast amount of information without fail. In doing so, you should focus on selecting the most critical content and repeatedly concentrate on the essential details to prevent the information from fading away.

You need to grasp this well. By condensing the vast amount of information and focusing on the essential content through repetition, you will naturally overcome any confusion. Now, do you have a sense of how to study public law? So, what is the winning strategy for passing public law that I am presenting today? The strategy I propose is this: today’s highlight is the consolidation of materials. You need consolidated materials that must include past exam questions. Usually, what do academies offer? They provide special lecture materials on public law, along with other resources like textbooks and model exams. Did you notice that the public service model was left out, as emphasized by Happy today? That’s not a mistake. The public service model is included here because it is already encompassed in the consolidated materials, so there’s no need to increase the volume.

Now, there is really just one month and one week left. However, I currently do not have time to look at the public law materials. You don’t need to worry about it; if you pass, everything will be resolved. I will explain up to this point, and now I will move on to the materials. 

So everyone, we are now moving on to the main materials. First of all, through mosaic processing, I cannot tell you what kind of book this is, but I have a vast amount of information. As I always say, you should not be looking at the basic materials right now. You should not attend classes either. And regarding this public law, you should not refer to the expected question book I mentioned earlier. I will start without giving you a preview. The reason is that there is no time, and you cannot memorize everything; it is just too vast and volatile. However, I will internalize all of it in my mind.

This is a method that anyone who scored well or not in public law can study equally. I personally experienced this; I couldn't fully understand public law, nor could I grasp all the vast amounts of information. However, I emphasize this book because it is related to copyrights and professors, which makes me very cautious. I will briefly mention that it is very detailed and comprehensive from the beginning. Consequently, there is an enormous amount of material to memorize. There is an excellent resource that condenses all these countless things to memorize into one book. But one problem is that even this amount is overwhelming. The volume is immense. As you can see now...

It's incredible, but there isn't enough time to go through all the material individually. Right now, I definitely don't have that time. If you were to do this perfectly, you could score over 80 points on the exam, right? However, even if you memorize everything perfectly, it's impossible to exceed a score of zero. The reason is that among the vast amount of material, you have to focus on specific parts. In our case, for the exam, there was a question about fines, penalties, or how much the penalties would be, and the question was completely unexpected. There can be such questions in any subject, but I ended up guessing 1 billion, which was incorrect. Just like that, achieving a perfect score is not feasible in this case. Scoring over 90 points is almost like a miracle, and even scoring above 80 is not easy. Those who manage to do so are truly remarkable. So, despite having good resources, I currently do not have the time to go through this.

You need to set aside your thoughts about money being wasted. What you need to focus on now is this: a single, consolidated resource that must include past exam questions. I believe every academy will have this material. As a reference, this was the special lecture material I used, and I managed to score 67.5 points, missing just one question. You need to understand why this is important. 

Basically, there are 12 questions on national laws, 6 questions each on construction law and administrative law, 7 questions each on building law and housing law, and 2 questions on agricultural land law. In total, there are 40 questions. While there are simple books available, you don’t need those. What’s essential is the core material, which you can see on the left. You must memorize everything here as if you have implanted it in your mind. Memorize thoroughly, understand deeply, and then focus on the past exam questions attached to this material. Understand those, and then continue with what comes next.

You remember the technologies that have been similar yet slightly different over time. It's the same concept. First, we have the metropolitan planning, and when the basic urban plan comes out, there are explanations provided at the beginning. It's a simple theory, but you need to memorize all of it. After that, you should reinforce your knowledge by revisiting past exam questions and internalizing the information. Then, the urban management plan comes out, and you need to understand all the contents within it. After that, you should solve the past exam questions related to it to accurately make the information your own. You continue to build up step by step. If there are any theories in between, memorize those as well, especially since they frequently appear. The professor then moves on to solving technical questions and discusses zoning, and so on.

Please continue with the National Assembly Law, and after that, solve past exam questions and read through the material thoroughly. The amount of content you are currently studying is very small compared to the vast amount of public law. It is impossible to say that you are studying public law and preparing for the exam without memorizing this material. Do you understand? So, memorize it, then solve problems, practice, memorize, apply, and solve again. This way, you will make the knowledge your own. There are use zones and use districts. For example, in use districts, there are building restrictions and specific regulations. Solve past exam questions to make this knowledge yours, understand the different use zones, and tackle the required problems. Make sure to memorize everything, including the minimum area for occupancy regulations. Once you understand the essential past exam questions and apply the remaining material, the theory will gradually become second nature to you. It continues to build up over time. Urban planning and facility projects can be challenging.

You don't need to think too much. Just familiarize yourself with the content based on the infrastructure and facilities, and then apply the essential exam questions to see if the content makes sense. Read each question thoroughly and mark what is correct and what is incorrect, then memorize it. For example, joint facilities are also important. Additionally, if several questions about joint facilities come up, you can solve them through application. Next, understand the implementation of urban planning facility projects, and go through the content step by step. There are things like deposits, notifications, and the delivery of notices. Also, solve previous exam questions in a similar manner. Once you have organized all of this, you'll be able to tackle issues regarding the right to request purchase of urban planning facility sites, including the rights and obligations of the buyer, the procedures, pricing methods, duration, and issues related to delays.

As you review the materials, think of memorizing everything that is in the theory here. Apply all the past exam questions to your studies. Next, look over the essential theories for passing and keep repeating this process. It's also very important to solve essential past exam questions related to district unit planning and examine how the questions were structured. Pay close attention to each question, analyzing why you got some answers wrong and why others were correct. For example, if a number is stated as 100 but is represented as 120, or if 200 is just 200, you need to recognize that 150 might be different. You should review all aspects of floor area ratio and building coverage. Additionally, when you look at development activity permits and similar topics, try to memorize the theoretical content as much as possible and apply it through past exam questions. You should also familiarize yourself with the criteria for development permits and review any recent amendments.

Well, the growth management area may come up again, so we familiarize ourselves with the content through past exam questions. You should memorize the development density management area and the infrastructure burden area in the same way. Once you go through these topics, you will have completed the basic understanding of the National Land Planning and Utilization Act and the National Assembly Act. It is essential to cover international law as well; this part accounts for a whopping 12 questions out of 40. I believe this is very important, and it almost occupies more than one-third of the content. It seems it doesn’t quite reach one, but yes, it takes up more than one-third. Just looking at the thickness of the book, I answered ten out of twelve questions correctly. This gives you confidence as you move on to the next topics, whether it’s the Urban Development Act, the Urban Planning Act, the Building Act, the Housing Act, or the Agricultural Land Act. There’s a synergy effect that occurs. Please take this into consideration.

Don't miss the National Framework Act. Even if you move on to the Urban Development Act, the method is the same. Memorize the content in front of you and reinforce it with previous exam questions. When you memorize, make sure not to skip even a single detail; you need to memorize everything. You should have a rough idea of which page, which side, and where it is located in your mind. It should be vividly recalled when you see a question. So, when you look at this, you should remember what was there and what was not. You need to keep internalizing these details in your mind.

Proceed in this way. Now, for the Urban Development Act, similarly, look at the theory in front of you, solve it, and then correct and adjust the content as necessary. This process should be repeated endlessly. Now, the Delegates Committee and the implementation plan have come up. What is the Delegates Committee? The preparation and announcement of the implementation plan—mark everything that you think is important in red, and highlight the most crucial parts.

Red or yellow fluorescent colors, whatever it may be, I paint them and memorize the codes that I can remember. I apply those codes and desperately try to memorize them. There are many memorization codes that professors have taught us, and among those, I have also created some myself. That's what I do. 

Let me tell you something really funny. So, what I did was inform these people about it. Public Tata, Public Tata. This can be quite confusing. This refers to the metropolitan city plan, the basic urban plan, and the urban management plan. There are public hearings for the metropolitan city plan and the basic urban plan, but there are no public hearings for the urban management plan, right? Then, regarding the basic urban plan and the urban management plan...

The plan includes a feasibility review, but there is no feasibility review for metropolitan cities. So, I provided guidance to people using the mnemonic I created for public data, and they seemed to really appreciate it, saying they had been confused all the time. This isn't something the professors taught me; I figured it out and applied it myself. I made a lot of my own mnemonic codes to memorize things because I was getting confused. Once I found a way that worked for me, I started recommending it to people around me. It's quite interesting, and it becomes a kind of episode in itself. Similarly, urban development law requires memorizing and solving things like acceptance rates and usage methods. You have to work through them just like that, solving and applying methods.

You memorize, memorize, solve, solve, solve. The reason this is good is that you memorize and then apply it to solve. However, the content you memorize does not appear in the exam. You only need to solve. You think, I know this, and then you solve it, especially in public law. You have to solve it like this. Everything else is useless. You keep solving, solving, solving, and it continues like this. So, repeat one chapter every day. What does one chapter mean? For example, if you finish half of the national law today, then you finish the other half of the national law next. You can complete the entire administrative law in one day. The amount is manageable, right? Earlier, regarding national law, based on this book, other books will likely be quite similar. You see, the amount of national law is this much, the amount of administrative law is this much, and if the amount of urban development law is this much, then the law is...

If you split it in half, you can study the National Law for three days, the Public Law for two days, and the Real Estate Tax Law for one day. You can't skip this; you must study it without fail. You need to focus on it now. You shouldn't just prioritize the first part; you must distribute your time evenly among all subjects. Keep this in mind. 

Before we move on to the Public Law, I want to emphasize again that you must not give up on the Public Law. It is impossible for me to cover the Public Law and the Real Estate Tax Law solely with the Real Estate Agent Law. As I explained about the Real Estate Agent Law, if I usually score above 85 on the exam, I wouldn't worry. Honestly, if you're only focusing on the Public Law, you've probably covered the Real Estate Tax Law to some extent. But if you neglect the Public Law, it will be a disaster. However, whether you score well or poorly in Public Law, it doesn't matter; you just need to pass.

Don't keep trying to look at other things. Focus on the basics, whether it's watching the fundamental materials or attending classes. If you keep trying to look at different things or want to cover more, it's not going to work. There are excellent books available, but those are for individuals who are already well-equipped and have focused solely on that. However, for those who are newcomers or struggling to score well, who feel like they are running out of time, you absolutely cannot afford to look at those excellent books. I keep saying that there is no time left. In just a few weeks, you will need to be sitting in the exam hall. You must not forget this absolute fact. Yet, people continue to do other things. Even if I tell you it's not going to work, if you don't understand, you'll have no choice but to try again next year. I am advising you against that. Let's keep going. The same applies to methods like the dojeongbeop. It's the same content.

First, memorize everything that is presented at the beginning. After that, the important points from this problem are all included here; there’s nothing else. I told you before, why is this so? Why do we need to memorize this? It's because the law requires it. The law states that you have to memorize it. So, you need to apply it, and when it comes to safety inspections for reconstruction projects, you must memorize everything thoroughly. You need to memorize it because you want to pass. You memorize it, apply it, and then solve the problems. If you solve the problems, you will pass, but you might not do it. You have to do it; scores will come out. People often refer to it as the fear of public law, but even a thousand-mile journey begins with a single step. If you study, you will get good exam scores. So why haven't you gotten them until now? It's because you didn't know how to study. That's why I explained it with those two slides of PPT at the beginning. Oh, I apologize, I meant two pages of Word.

제가 안내를 드린 것은 이겁니다. 어쨌든 중요한 것은 다름을 알고 적용해야 한다는 점입니다. 그리고 시간이 없다는 것도 계속 알아야 한다고 제가 강조해 드리는 것입니다. 자, 똑같이 적용합니다. 이 점만큼은 모두 외워야 합니다. 기본소는 필요 없습니다. 아까 그 좋은 자료도 어쩔 수 없이 이제는 놓아야 합니다. 이제 이 하나 가지고 가야 합니다. 무조건 가야 합니다. 다 외우고 푸시고, 이 방법은 제가 알려드린 것 중에서 가장 시간을 절감하면서 높은 점수를 받을 수 있는 방법이니까요. 제가 그렇게 했잖아요. 제가 그렇게 해서 70점에서 67.5점을 맞았다고 하면, 공법에서 70점 가까이 맞았다고 하면, 그리고 이 하나의 책만 가지고 했다고 하면 사람들이 믿을까요? 안 믿겠죠. 그때가 되면요. 그리고 이건 에피소드, 여담인데, 시험 치고 난 다음에 합격자 발표 날 제가 한 분한테 전화를 했습니다.

I received a call from someone who had passed the first round and was now preparing for the second round at a music academy. However, they said they were struggling with public law. This person asked me about public law, and I replied, Teacher, I'm only focusing on this material right now, and I'm really enjoying it. I think you should just continue with this. They mentioned that this was material from a special lecture held a long time ago and questioned whether they should review it now, wondering if they were lacking or missing any content. I reassured them that if they studied what was available, it would be fine. They trusted me and decided to give it a try, and as a result, they scored even better than I did—almost 80 points! They called me to express their immense gratitude, saying they passed because of my help. They thanked me for about 30 minutes on the phone, and a few days later, we met up.

Now, we had a drink and shared some casual conversations, and we were just so happy, feeling the joy of passing. So, you believe me, right? If I say I did it alone, that might be different. Others could do it too, which is why I encourage you to believe. It's the same principle; it's a continuous repetition. You need to memorize the theory thoroughly and make it your own, knowing exactly where everything is in your head. Like, Oh, that’s roughly over there, here, here, and then you solve it. You solve it, memorize it, solve it again, and keep solving until it all becomes yours. For the business implementation plan, memorize it, solve it, memorize it—there's a lot to remember. But you have to memorize it; you’re not going to look at the basic textbook again, right? The content should be sufficient. Once you memorize and solve it, everything falls into place. The fact that many questions have come up indicates how important they are.

Now, the building law is fun, but when issues arise, it can be tricky. However, once you get into the building law, you start to enjoy it. It's simple, right? What is a basement? What is a major structural component? Our professor taught us a method for high-rise buildings—50 stories, 30 stories—so you can memorize everything. For retaining walls, if the height is 2 meters, then it needs to be reported. The reporting requirements... I remember the professor said to think of it like a spring, and I memorized it that way. The methods our professor shared are extensive, including terms related to major renovations and so on. You can memorize these and solve problems, like changing the use of a building. It sounds flashy, right? Just take the first letters and remember the methods the professor taught us.

What is it? The spirit is really low. A professor collapsed at the campsite and had to go to the hospital. It really brings back memories. If you can't avoid it, enjoy it. Just enjoy it. Don't think of it as a test since you’re not taking the exam. Instead, I’ll give you some tips. I'm not just playing around; I’m here for you. So, solve the problems with that, memorize it, and keep going. Then solve the problems again and again. Oh, it keeps coming up, so it must be important. Memorize it and keep solving the problems. Then, what else comes up? For example, what is the height of the railing? The rooftop plaza? Memorize and solve that. Now, the building coverage ratio, floor area ratio, and the restrictions on land subdivision—memorize and solve that. It’s a numbers game, the method of calculating area, right? Memorize and solve it. Then, the architectural agreement.

As I memorize and work through the material, I find that building laws can be interesting, but then it ends, and I move on to housing laws. Yes, I start with housing laws, beginning with the terminology. I go through the terms, solve problems, and keep solving more problems. Then we have questions about urban-type housing, and the subject of the project comes up. From here, we diversify a bit. Still, I keep memorizing and applying what I learned to solve problems. Now, first, I memorize and solve issues related to construction financing and project plan approval. I memorize and work through housing situations and bonds. The professor says it’s really fun. I remember housing bonds; they cannot exceed three years. So, I memorize it as housing bonds. This time, Son Heung-min scores a new goal. Remember, housing bonds are for three years. Now, let’s talk about the project.

After you memorize all the details regarding project approvals, business plan approvals, sales claims, construction of rental housing, and the sale of development sites, you should apply this knowledge to solving problems. You need to solve all the problems available here, except for those that the professor specifically advises against solving. Memorize the supply and remodeling of housing, and then tackle the essential problems that you need to solve. It’s crucial to remember the details related to usage inspections and sales before the full lighting; this has been emphasized as very important, so make sure to memorize it all. Since similar questions keep appearing, you need to solve them again. Regarding speculative overheating mechanisms and adjustment target areas, one of these will definitely appear on the exam, as has always been stated, so this year will likely be no different. Look at what was covered last year; I mentioned that I don’t remember everything because public law is extremely volatile. Just take the exam and...

As you go out, you'll forget everything. You'll forget the fastest with the speed of light. You only need to memorize it until that time. You really have to memorize it until then. The professor said so. On the last day before the exam, not the day before the exam, but the day before that, you should review everything thoroughly. The reason is that if you do it the day before, it becomes difficult, and you lose your energy. Or, since the volatility is so strong, he advised us to study it the day before the day before the exam. It's that volatile. Really, when you come out after the exam, with every step down the stairs, you'll lose a part of what you memorized. By the time you reach the bottom of the stairs, there will be nothing left in your head. Therefore, you have to keep memorizing until then. Repeatedly solve problems, learn the theory, solve problems again, learn the theory again, read about supply order and equilibrium, solve problems, solve problems continuously, and so on. There are two questions about agricultural law and farming methods.

You need to make a good judgment because it will come out. Are you going to miss it? I am against that. For example, in other laws, whether it's any law or construction, you can miss something. The Agricultural Land Act has two questions that came out last year, so I am almost certain that two questions will come out again this time. That's why you should just spend a little time on it. So, one question came out, and then two questions came out. That's it. But if you don't do this, there are two questions where one is likely to come out for question one and another for question two. So, you can do this and solve it. Now, I've done all of this, and I've reached the end. There’s nothing left. So what should you do? You go back again. You must remember that public law is highly volatile. I've already reduced the vast amount for you. Because it's highly volatile, what you need to do is review it again. Now, back to the Agricultural Land Act.

I saw it all. Now, for example, it took me two or three days to study international law, and I had no basic understanding, so it was really hard for me to read and memorize. It took me two days to study construction law, and similarly, it took me two or three days to study urban planning law. Then, it took another two or three days to study housing law, and one day for agricultural land law. So, I finished everything and then I closed the book. Everything just flew out of my head. What happened? I had to open it again and start reviewing the law on national land planning and use, beginning with the metropolitan city plan, going over it two, three, four, or five times, continuously trying to keep it in my mind. Then, things that I couldn’t see or remember at first started to stick, and I began to solve problems more easily. That makes sense, right? The problems become easier to solve.

그렇다가 내가 놓치고 있던 것, 내가 헷갈리고 있던 게 다시 보이기 시작해요. 그게 이제 여러분들의 본 실력이 시험장에서 활용할 수 있는 실력이 되는 것입니다. 자, 쭉 봤죠? 쭉 봅니다. 이제 날짜가 더 당겨지게 되고, 예를 들어서 이틀, 하루, 하루, 하루, 하루 이렇게 보면 또 앞으로 옵니다. 자, 그때가 되면 2회독을 하시면 3회독 가실 때요, 제가 보기에는 국계법을 하루에 다 봅니다. 이렇게 해서 가시면 저차는 국계법 12문제 중에 열 문제는 맞는 거예요. 아닐 것 같다고요? 저도 한 세 번 본 것 같아요. 그런데 그렇게 받았어요. 딴 거냐고요? 공수모 교출 못 봤어요. 볼 시간 없어요. 너 무책임하게 뭐 하라고 해 놓고서는 그게 아니고, 중개사법, 공시법, 세법 있잖아요. 그중에 본인 필요하신 거 보면 돼요. 그런데 공법은 그렇게.

It can be more confusing. Clearly, Yang is saying to oppose it. But think about it. If you look at the past exam questions of the public service exam, there are topics we are not familiar with. What I'm telling you now is how to score 70 points; it's not a study method to score 100 points. However, scoring 70 points in public law is an impressive achievement. Scoring 70 points in public law is equivalent to scoring over 90 points in general law, right? There's no need to worry about the real estate law; you should be able to focus on what others are saying. Public law doesn't accept that. I already received a score for 67 types, and I got a score for 607 articles. If you don't have a definition to give, then just focus on the property tax law. Then you will pass. Do you understand? This is the strategy. By doing this, you can certainly score above 60 points. There are methods to reach 70 points as well. Practice three times and review one law each day. Keep doing exercises, whether it's with mock tests or past papers.

Regardless of the circumstances, keep watching this. You need to review the public law every day. Look at it daily and come back to review it. Even if it's just a little bit each day, try to study at least one law a day. If you do this and come back three times, you will reach your goal. This is my secret to raising my score from 67.5 to a passing score in public law in a short period. This is something that can be achievable for you as well. Do you understand? 

Today, there will be a lot of content that needs to be obscured. There are copyright issues, and you might be able to guess which company it is. However, each of you has your own textbooks and lectures from your respective academies. For now, do not attend the lectures. Just follow what I say: read the theory, memorize it, check the past questions, and practice solving them. Memorize those past questions as well and repeat this process. That’s all you need to do. 

Now, I will share with you the essential tips for public law. This is a very concise guide, isn’t it?

You can finish it all at once. Regarding public law, please don't look at the study guide; it's not necessary. One of the subjects where I don't emphasize the study guide is this one. There will be another one later, but I'll talk about that later. Now, although time is really tight, I'm telling you this passionately, so please study with this and make sure to score at least 70 points. That's all for today; I hope you have a happy day. Keep fighting, and don't doubt whether this is possible. I've shown you the results, so just trust and follow me. That's all. Now, there is really only a month and a week left. So, everyone, absolutely do not lose focus. This is not the time to doubt or question what I've done or whether I can do it. During the remaining time, as I mentioned, aside from the time spent moving, eating, and sitting down to do makeup, the rest of the time should be dedicated to studying. You absolutely must stick to this. Even if it's tough and you feel like taking a day off, that's not the time to do it.

No, it's not just a day off; you will be resting forever. My name should be on the list of successful candidates, but it's not there. What should I do? If you want to avoid that, you need to put in a tremendous effort. Remember that this is a test where nine out of ten candidates fail, and only one is selected. You must study diligently using the methods I have shared with you. For those curious about the other subjects, I have videos on real estate law, civil law, and the real estate agent law. All of these subjects are available, so please check each one. If there are any subjects you feel you are lacking in, it’s best to listen to all of them as much as possible. Also, it's important that others learn these methods so we can all pass together. We just need to score above 60 points to pass; there's no need to aim for a perfect score.

Since this is not a civil servant exam, please make sure to subscribe and like this video a lot so that it can be widely shared randomly with others. That way, I can gain more subscribers, and you will be happy, and I will feel proud and fulfilled, right? I take the time to think, research, and share methods with you. Honestly, I am not looking for any monetary reward, nor am I connected to anyone, nor am I receiving sponsorships. That’s not possible, and it won’t happen. I am currently a public servant, so trust me and follow along. I’m sharing valuable tips from a fresh graduate who passed last year for each subject. I hope everyone passes. That's all. Good luck, and I love you all.

공인중개사 10월 공법 필승 합격 공부방법

공인중개사 10월 공법 필승 합격 공부방법