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New York State Requirements: Broker

New York State Required Pre-Licensing Hours: 45 hours 
Agent Real Estate Schools New York Course Hours Offered: 45 hours 

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Step 1: Meet the state’s requirements as outlined on the New York State Division of Licensing Services website. 

They include: 

  • You must be 20 years old and above 
  • You must have a social security number (SSN) 
  • You must have no felony conviction 
  • Have been actively participated in the general real estate brokerage business as a licensed real estate salesperson under the supervision of a licensed real estate broker for a period of no less than 2 years or has had the equivalent experience for 3 years in general real estate business. 

 

Step 2: Complete the required 45-hour pre-licensing course at an institution approved by the New York state division of licensing services. 

Step 3: Register and pass the licensing exam by earning a score of 70% or higher. 

Step 4: Obtain a sponsoring broker. Are you curious about how to choose the right broker for you? 

Step 5: Submit your application for a New York real estate broker license. Be sure to follow the application procedures required by New York State Division of Licensing Services. 

How Long Does It Take to Get a New York Broker License?

It can vary from person to person depending how fast or slow you can complete the required 45 hours of pre-licensing courses. You must also pass your licensing examination as well as completing the application process, finding a sponsoring broker, and the application processing times are also a factor.  

What Kind of Information Will I Learn to Help Me Get a Real Estate Broker License in New York?

All courses are approved by New York State division of licensing services and once you complete them you are eligible to sit for the New York Broker Licensing Exam.

Course completions are valid for 8 years and must be used to obtain a license or they will expire and must be retaken.  
 
Note: The state requires your course final exam be proctored. You will need to schedule an appointment with a proctor in advance of your course final exam. You must also sign an affidavit to verify you completed the course and the course final exam yourself. 

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How Much Does It Cost to Get a Real Estate Broker License in New York? 

Becoming a real estate broker in New York requires time and money but is very rewarding. An aspiring agent will spend up to $820. 
  
How these costs break down:  

  • Pre-licensing exam coursework can run up to $350.  
  • Exam fees run $15.  
  • License fees for an agent cost $155.  
  • Fingerprints will cost $50. 

Real Estate License Reciprocity 

Yes New York currently has license reciprocity with select states. 

They include:  

  • Arkansas 
  • Colorado 
  • Connecticut 
  • Georgia 
  • Massachusetts 
  • Mississippi 
  • Oklahoma 
  • Pennsylvania 
  • West Virginia 

 

Out-of-state residents are required to:   

  • You must submit current certification (dated within six months, from the Real Estate Commission where license was obtained). 
  • You must be sponsored by a broker who holds a current New York State broker’s license. 
  • You must submit your completed application. 
  • You must submit an irrevocable consent form and the appropriate fee. 

How Do I Apply for The New York Real Estate Broker Licensing Exam?

New York State uses the online platform eAccessNY for scheduling its state exam. You will have to create an online account on the site. Once you create your eAccessNY account, you can schedule your state exam. 

How Do I Submit My Fingerprints for The Background Check?

New York State uses IdentoGO for live scan fingerprinting services.

You can learn more about live scan fingerprinting on the IdentoGO website. Only New York State Authorized IdentoGO Centers may be used as not all IdentoGO sites are authorized for use.

Use the IdentoGO website to locate a New York State Authorized IdentoGO enrollment center. 

To schedule an appointment for fingerprinting, note your Service Code and go to the IdentoGO website or call IdentoGO at (877) 472-6915. 

How Do I Take the New York Broker Licensing Exam?

You can take the licensing examination through the online platform eAccessNY. The state exam consists of 75 multiple choice questions with a passing grade of 70%. Candidates will be allowed one and half hours to complete the test. The allotted time begins at the conclusion of the instructions. The exam is offered in some additional languages. 

They include: 

  • Spanish 
  • Korean 
  • Russian 
  • Chinese 

 

If you wish to take the exam in one of these four languages, please notify an exam proctor when you report to the test center.  

Note: Your passed exam results are valid for 2 years. 

How Do I Submit My New York Broker Application?

You will need your New York sponsoring broker to help submit your application. You can submit your application on eAccessNY alongside some important items. 
 
They include: 

  • Proof of pre-licensing course completion, 
  • Exam score report indicating you successfully passed the licensing exam  
  • Proof of sponsorship from a licensed New York broker 

Can you apply for a New York Broker License Online?

Yes, application for a New York State license can be done online through the online platform eAccessNY.

New York State Broker License Renewal

NYS real estate license renewals must be completed through your eAccessNY account, and you can renew up to 3 months prior to expiration date. Every agent holding a real estate license must renew their license every two years.  
 
Here are more details from the DOS website on how to renew your NYS real estate license. 
Note: If you fail to renew your license on-time, your license will be considered expired, and you will not be able to practice real estate until your license is reinstated. 

Does New York Require Post-Licensing Education? 

New York real brokers are renewing their licenses must complete 22.5 hours of approved continuing education coursework.   
  
The required courses within the 22.5 hours include:   

  • Fair Housing and or Discrimination Education (3 hours) 
  • Agency Education (1 hour) 
  • Ethical Business Practices (2.5 hours) 
  • At least 1 hour of instruction pertaining to recent legal matters governing the practice of real estate brokers and salesperson in New York which may include statutes, laws, regulations, rules, codes, department of state opinions and decisions, and court decisions. 
  • In initial two-year licensing term salespersons must complete 2 hours of Agency. 

Special Considerations

Attorneys who are admitted to the New York State bar are exempt from the educational, experience and examination requirements. Submit a completed application and fee, indicating on the application that you are admitted to the New York State bar. 

Obtaining Certificate of Course Completion: Upon completion of the course, you will be provided an electronic certificate of completion which can be found in the “my courses” tab in your student portal. Next to each completed course you will find an icon for the course completion certificate. 

You will be required to submit your certificate of completion with your license request, please refer to your license application to determine if this is necessary.

New York State Division of Licensing Services 
Website: https://www.dos.ny.gov/licensing/index.html 
Phone: 518-486-3803 
Fax: 518-408-2524 
Address: 1 Commerce Plaza, 99 Washington Avenue, Albany, NY 12231 

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New York State Requirements: Salesperson

New York State Required Pre-Licensing Hours: 75 hours 
Agent Real Estate Schools New York Course Hours Offered: 75 hours 

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Step 1: Meet the state’s requirements as outlined on the New York State Division of Licensing Services website. 

They include: 

  • You must be 18 years old and above 
  • You must have a social security number (SSN) 
  • You must have no felony conviction 

 

Step 2: Complete the required 75 -hour pre-licensing course at an institution approved by the New York state division of licensing services. 

Step 3: Register and pass the licensing exam by earning a score of 70% or higher. 

Step 4: Obtain a sponsoring broker. Are you curious about how to choose the right broker for you?   

Step 5: Submit your application for a New York real estate license. Be sure to follow the application procedures required by New York State Division of Licensing Services.

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How Long Does It Take to Get a New York Real Estate License?

It can vary from person to person depending how fast or slow you can complete the required 75 hours of pre-licensing courses. You must also pass your licensing examination as well as completing the application process, finding a sponsoring broker, and the application processing times are also a factor. 

What Kind of Information Will I Learn to Help Me Get a Real Estate License in New York?

All courses are approved by New York State division of licensing services and once you complete them you are eligible to sit for the New York salesperson licensing exam. 

Agent Real Estate Schools gives a window of 6 months from the start date of your courses, (as required by New York state) to finish the required 75 hours.  
 
The required courses within the 75 hours include:   

  • New York License Law 
  • Agency Law 
  • Land Use Regulations 
  • Environmental Issues 
  • Contract Law 
  • Real Estate Finance 
  • Commercial Properties 
  • Real Estate Investment 
  • Property Management 

 

Note: The state requires your course final exam be proctored. You will need to schedule an appointment with a proctor in advance of your course final exam. You must also sign an affidavit to verify you completed the course and the course final exam yourself. 

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How Much Does It Cost to Get a Real Estate License in New York State? 

Becoming a real estate agent in New York requires time and money but is very rewarding. An aspiring agent will spend up to $670. 
  
How these costs break down:  

  • Pre-licensing exam coursework can run up to $599.  
  • Exam fees run $15.  
  • License fees for an agent cost $50.  

Real Estate License Reciprocity 

Yes New York currently has license reciprocity with select states. 

They include:  

  • Arkansas 
  • Colorado 
  • Connecticut 
  • Georgia 
  • Massachusetts 
  • Mississippi 
  • Oklahoma 
  • Pennsylvania 
  • West Virginia 

 

Out-of-state residents are required to:   

  • You must submit current certification (dated within six months, from the Real Estate Commission where license was obtained). 
  • You must be sponsored by a broker who holds a current New York State broker’s license. 
  • You must submit your completed application. 
  • You must submit an irrevocable consent form, and the appropriate fee. 

Can You Apply for a New York State License Online?

Yes, an application for a New York State license can be done online through the online platform eAccessNY. 

How Do I Apply for The New York Real Estate Licensing Exam?

New York State uses the online platform eAccessNY for scheduling its state exam. You will have to create an online account on the site. Once you create your eAccessNY account, you can schedule your state exam. 
 
The state requires that you achieve a score of 70% or higher to pass. 

How Do I Submit My Fingerprints for The Background Check?

New York State uses IdentoGO for live scan fingerprinting services.

You can learn more about live scan fingerprinting on the IdentoGO website. Only New York State Authorized IdentoGO Centers may be used as not all IdentoGO sites are authorized for use.

Use the IdentoGO website to locate a New York State Authorized IdentoGO enrollment center. 

To schedule an appointment for fingerprinting, note your Service Code and go to the IdentoGO website or call IdentoGO at (877) 472-6915. 

How Do I Take the New York Real Estate Licensing Exam?

You can take the licensing examination through the online platform eAccessNY. The state exam consists of 75 multiple choice questions with a passing grade of 70%. Candidates will be allowed one and half hours to complete the test. The allotted time begins at the conclusion of the instructions. The exam is offered in some additional languages. 

They include: 

  • Spanish 
  • Korean 
  • Russian 
  • Chinese 

 

If you wish to take the exam in one of these four languages, please notify an exam proctor when you report to the test center.  

Note: Your passed exam results are valid for 2 years. 

How Do I Submit My New York Real Estate License Application?

You will need your New York sponsoring broker to help submit your application. You can submit your application on eAccessNY alongside some important items. 
 
They include: 

  • Proof of pre-licensing course completion, 
  • Exam score report indicating you successfully passed the licensing exam  
  • Proof of sponsorship from a licensed New York broker 

New York Real Estate License Renewal

NYS real estate license renewals must be completed through your eAccessNY account, and you can renew up to 3 months prior to expiration date. Every agent holding a real estate license must renew their license every two years.  
 
Here are more details from the DOS website on how to renew your NYS real estate license. 
Note: If you fail to renew your license on-time, your license will be considered expired, and you will not be able to practice real estate until your license is reinstated. 

Does New York Require Post-Licensing Education? 

New York real estate agents who are renewing their licenses must complete 22.5 hours of approved continuing education coursework.   
  
The required courses within the 22.5 hours include:   

  • Fair Housing and or Discrimination Education (3 hours) 
  • Agency Education (1 hour) 
  • Ethical Business Practices (2.5 hours) 
  • At least 1 hour of instruction pertaining to recent legal matters governing the practice of real estate brokers and salesperson in New York which may include statutes, laws, regulations, rules, codes, department of state opinions and decisions, and court decisions. 
  • In initial two-year licensing term salespersons must complete 2 hours of Agency. 

Special Considerations

Attorneys who are admitted to the New York State bar are exempt from the educational, experience and examination requirements. Submit a completed application and fee, indicating on the application that you are admitted to the New York State bar.

Obtaining Certificate of Course Completion: Upon completion of the course, you will be provided an electronic certificate of completion which can be found in the “my courses” tab in your student portal. Next to each completed course you will find an icon for the course completion certificate. 

You will be required to submit your certificate of completion with your license request, please refer to your license application to determine if this is necessary.

New York State Division of Licensing Services 
Website: https://www.dos.ny.gov/licensing/index.html 
Phone: 518-486-3803 
Fax: 518-408-2524 
Address: 1 Commerce Plaza, 99 Washington Avenue, Albany, NY 12231 

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New Mexico State Requirements: Qualifying Broker

New Mexico State Required Pre-Licensing Hours: 30 hours 
Agent Real Estate Schools New Mexico Course Hours Offered: 30 hours 

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Step 1: Meet the state’s requirements as outlined on the New Mexico Real Estate Commission website. 

They include: 

  • You must be 18 years old and above 
  • You must be a legal resident of United States

 

Step 2: Complete the required 30-hour pre-licensing course at an institution approved by the New Mexico Real Estate Commission. 

Step 3: Supervisory Qualifying Broker candidates must have at least 4 years active experience as a licensed associate broker during the 60-month period immediately preceding the filing of the application while Non-Supervisory Qualifying Broker candidates must have at least 2 years active experience as a licensed associate broker during the 60-month period immediately preceding the filing of the application. 

Step 4: You must attend one New Mexico Real Estate Commission meeting, rule hearing, or disciplinary hearing for at least 3 hours. Attendance may be by live meeting/hearing or by live or recorded distance broadcast. 

Step 5: Register and pass the licensing exam by earning a score of 75% or higher. 

Step 6: You must submit your fingerprints and pass a criminal background check. 

Step 7: You must obtain and provide proof of Error & Omission Insurance. 

Step 8: Submit your application for a New Mexico real estate Qualifying Broker license. Be sure to follow the application procedures required by NMREC. 

How Long Does It Take to Get a New Mexico Qualifying Broker License?

It can vary from person to depending how fast or slow you can complete both the required 30 hours of pre-licensing courses. You must also pass your licensing examination as well as completing the application process, fingerprinting process, and the application processing times are also a factor. 

What Kind of Information Will I Learn to Help Me Get a Qualifying Broker License in New Mexico?

All courses are approved by New Mexico Real Estate Commission and once you complete them you are eligible to sit for the New Mexico Qualifying Broker Licensing Exam. 
Agent Real Estate Schools gives a window of within a year prior to application to take the Broker’s exam (as required by New Mexico state) to finish the required 30 hours.  
 
The 30 hour covers topic on Brokerage Office Administration Course. You must complete 8 hours understanding and using RANM forms and complete 8 hours of Core CE electives. 

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How Much Does It Cost to Get a Qualifying Broker License in New Mexico?

Becoming a Qualifying Broker in New Mexico requires time and money but is very rewarding. An aspiring agent will spend up to $950. 
  
How these costs break down:  

  • Pre-licensing exam coursework can run up to $350.  
  • Exam fees run $95.  
  • License fees for an agent cost $270.  
  • Required fingerprints will cost $44.  
  • E&O Insurance will cost $136 (this fee varies) 

Real Estate License Reciprocity 

Yes New Mexico has Reciprocity with select states. 

They include: 

  • Massachusetts 
  • Louisiana 
  • Georgia 

 

Out-of-state residents are required to: 

  • You must pass the real estate Broker's examination as required by the New Mexico Real Estate Commission. 
  • If you’re currently licensed as real estate Salesperson or Broker in other jurisdictions, you’re eligible to apply for a waiver of 60 of the 90 hours of Pre-Licensing education if you can provide a certified license history from your resident licensing jurisdiction documenting that you’ve completed “Real Estate Principals and Practice” and “Real Estate Law''. You would still be required to take a 30-hr. “Broker Basics Course” and take the State portion of the Broker examination. 
  • If you’re licensed in another state, you’ll need not less than four years’ experience as the equivalent of an Associate Broker during the 60-month period immediately preceding the filing of your application with verification in writing by your qualifying Broker(s) or the state’s applicable equivalent to a qualifying Broker As a candidate for a qualifying Broker license from another state, you will, in all circumstances, be required to fulfill all the remaining requirements, including experience, education, and acknowledgment of responsibilities. 

How Do I Apply for The New Mexico Qualifying Broker Licensing Exam?

The Qualifying Broker exam must be taken through PSI. The state requires that you achieve a score of 75% or higher to pass. PSI will send an eligibility postcard which contains instructions on how to schedule the exam. You can schedule your exam online by visiting PSI or by calling (855) 557- 0621. 
 
For more Information on how to schedule the examination, you can refer to the Candidate Information Bulletin. 
 
Note: Fees paid to the NMREC do not include the exam fee. The exam fee must be paid separately to PSI.  

How Do I Submit My Fingerprints for The Background Check?

As an applicant for your qualifying broker license, you are required to submit fingerprints and complete a background check. To start with, you will need to register with the state Vendor website Gemalto. You’ll need the NMRC identifier number “M920263Z to register after which you will contact Cogent ID for live scan locations. The vendor must complete the fingerprint certification form as you will need it when submitting your application for licensure. 

How Do I Take the New Mexico Broker Licensing Exam?

The New Mexico Broker Licensing Exam is divided into two parts: 

  • Part 1: National Exam which has a total of 75 questions that must completed within 2 hours. 
  • Part 2: State Exam which has a total of 50 questions that must be completed within 1 hour. 

 

You must pass both sections of the exam, earning a score of 75% or higher. You will receive your test result immediately after completing the exam. You must bring 2 forms of identification with you to the testing center 

 
Note: If you fail one or both sections, you are required to retake the failed portion(s) within 90 days of your first attempt. 

How Do I Submit My New Mexico Qualifying Broker Application?

Upon passing both portions of the exam, you have 6 months to apply for your New Mexico Qualifying Broker’s License you are required to attach some other important documents. 
 
They include: 

  • PSI score report which shows you successfully passed the licensing exam 
  • Fingerprint certification form 
  • Proof of obtaining E&O insurance 
  • Proof of paying the nonrefundable license application fee 
  • Any supporting documents to answers as detailed in section D 

Can you apply for the New Mexico Qualifying Broker Online?

Yes, application for the Qualifying broker can be done online. After completing the licensing exam, you can access the license application form at the end of the Candidate Information Bulletin. 

New Mexico Qualifying Broker License Renewal

New Mexico qualifying broker licenses are good for 3 years. They must be renewed on or before the last day of licensee’s birth month. The renewal fee is $270.

For late renewals, you will be required to pay $ 810 which includes $270 renewal fee and $540 penalty. License can be renewed with a late fee up to one year. 

Does New Mexico Require Post-Licensing Education?  

New Mexico qualifying brokers who are renewing their licenses or filing for a late renewal must complete 36 hours of approved continuing education coursework.  

The required courses within the 36 hours include:

  • A 4-hour NMREC course to be completed annually (will need 12 hours of this course per renewal cycle) 
  • 4-hour Ethics course to be completed once during renewal perio.
  • Of the remaining 16 hours, no more than 10 hours may be earned toward the education requirements with training category courses. All 16 may be earned with education category courses. 
  • The NMREC core course requirement will apply to those licensees who have not completed the 8-hour mandatory course by December 31st, 2016.  
  • 8-hour Core Elective- to be completed during each 3-year renewal cycle. 
  • Qualifying Broker Refresher Course once during renewal cycl.
  • Attend one Commission meeting.
  • Once every renewal cycle must complete 12 hours of education in Property Management.

Special Considerations

Obtaining Certificate of Course Completion: Upon completion of the course, you will be provided an electronic certificate of completion which can be found in the “my courses” tab in your student portal. Next to each completed course you will find an icon for the course completion certificate. 

You will be required to submit your certificate of completion with your license request, please refer to your license application to determine if this is necessary.

New Mexico Regulation & Licensing Department  
Website: www.rld.nm.gov 
Phone : (505) 476- 4500 
2550 Cerrillos Road, Santa Fe, NM 87505 
5500 San Antonio Dr Albuquerque, NM 87109 

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New Mexico State Requirements: Associate Broker

New Mexico State Required Pre-Licensing Hours: 90 hours 
Agent Real Estate Schools New Mexico Course Hours Offered: 90 hours 

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Step 1: Meet the state’s requirements as outlined on the New Mexico Real Estate Commission website. 
 
They include: 

  • You must be 18 years old and above 
  • You must be a legal resident of United States 

 

Step 2: Complete the required 90-hour pre-licensing course at an institution approved by the New Mexico Real Estate Commission. 

 
Step 3: Register and pass the licensing exam by earning a score of 75% or higher. 
 
Step 4: You must obtain and provide proof of Error & Omission Insurance. 
 
Step 5: You must submit your fingerprints and pass a criminal background check. 
 
Step 6: Submit your application for a New Mexico real estate Associate Broker license. Be sure to follow the application procedures required by NMREC. 
 
Note: Before you can be fingerprinted, you must first register on the state vendor website Gemalto. After registering on Gemalto, you will need to contact Cogent ID for Live Scan locations. 

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How Long Does It Take to Get a New Mexico Associate Broker License?

It can vary from person to person depending how fast or slow you can complete the required 90 hours of pre-licensing courses. You must also pass your licensing examination as well as completing the application process, fingerprinting process, obtaining E&O insurance, and the application processing times are also a factor. 

What Kind of Information Will I Learn to Help Me Get a Real Estate License in New Jersey?

All courses are approved by New Mexico Real Estate Commission. Once completed you are eligible to sit for the New Mexico Associate Broker Licensing Exam. 
 
Agent Real Estate Schools gives a window of 3 years prior to application to take the Broker’s exam (as required by New Mexico state) to finish the required 90 hours.  
 
The required courses within the 90 hours include: 

  • 30 Hours of Real Estate Principles and Practice 
  • 30 Hours of Real Estate Law 
  • 30 Hours of Broker Basics 

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How Much Does It Cost to Get a Real Estate Associate Broker License in New Mexico?

Becoming an Associate Broker in New Mexico requires time and money but is very rewarding. An aspiring agent will spend up to $1150. 
  
How these costs break down:  

  • Pre-licensing exam coursework can run up to $599.  
  • Exam fees run $95.  
  • License fees for an agent cost $270.  
  • Required fingerprints will cost $44.  
  • E&O Insurance will cost $136 (this fee varies) 

Real Estate License Reciprocity 

Yes New Mexico has reciprocity with select states. 
 
They include: 

  • Massachusetts 
  • Louisiana 
  • Georgia 

 

Out-of-state residents are required to: 

  • You must pass the real estate Broker's examination as required by the New Mexico Real Estate Commission. 
  • If you’re currently licensed as real estate Salesperson or Broker in other jurisdictions, you’re eligible to apply for a waiver of 60 of the 90 hours of Pre-Licensing education if you can provide a certified license history from your resident licensing jurisdiction documenting that you’ve completed “Real Estate Principals and Practice” and “Real Estate Law''. You would still be required to take a 30-hr. “Broker Basics Course” and take the State portion of the Broker examination. 
  • If you’re licensed in another state, you’ll need not less than four years’ experience as the equivalent of an Associate Broker during the 60-month period immediately preceding the filing of your application with verification in writing by your qualifying Broker(s) or the state’s applicable equivalent to a qualifying Broker. 

How Do I Apply for The New Mexico Real Estate Associate Broker Licensing Exam?

The Associate Broker exam must be taken through PSI. The state requires that you achieve a score of 75% or higher to pass. PSI will send an eligibility postcard which contains instructions on how to schedule the exam. You can schedule your exam online by visiting PSI or by calling (855) 557- 0621. 
 
For more Information on how to schedule the examination, you can refer to the Candidate Information Bulletin. 
 
Note: Fees paid to the NMREC do not include the exam fee. The exam fee must be paid separately to PSI.  

How Do I Submit My Fingerprints for The Background Check?

As an applicant for your real estate license, you are required to submit fingerprints and complete a background check. To start with, you will need to register with the state Vendor website Gemalto. You’ll need the NMRC identifier number “M920263Z to register after which you will contact Cogent ID for live scan locations. The vendor must complete the fingerprint certification form as you will need it when submitting your application for licensure. 

How Do I Take the New Mexico Broker Licensing Exam?

The New Mexico Broker Licensing Exam is divided into two parts: 

  • Part 1: National Exam which has a total of 75 questions that must completed within 2 hours. 
  • Part 2: State Exam which has a total of 50 questions that must be completed within 1 hour. 

 

You must pass both sections of the exam, earning a score of 75% or higher. You will receive your test result immediately after completing the exam. You must bring 2 forms of identification with you to the testing center 

 
Note: If you fail one or both sections, you are required to retake the failed portion(s) within 90 days of your first attempt. 

How Do I Submit My New Mexico Associate Broker Application?

Upon passing both portions of the exam, you have 6 months to apply for your New Mexico Associate Broker’s License you are required to attach some other important documents. 
 
They include: 

  • PSI score report which shows you successfully passed the licensing exam 
  • Fingerprint certification form 
  • Proof of obtaining E&O insurance 
  • Proof of paying the nonrefundable license application fee 
  • Any supporting documents to answers as detailed in section D 

New Mexico Real Estate License Renewal

New Mexico real estate licenses are good for three years. Renewal fees will run you $270.  

Does New Mexico Require Post-Licensing Education?  

New Mexico real estate agents who are renewing their licenses or filing for a late renewal must complete 36 hours of approved continuing education coursework.  

The required courses within the 36 hours include:

  • 4-hour NMREC core course to be completed annually (will need 12 hours of this course) 
  • 4 hours Ethics course to be completed once during renewal period 
  • Of the remaining 16 hours, no more than 10 hours may be earned toward the education requirements with training category courses. All 16 may be earned with education category courses. 
  • The NMREC core course requirement will apply to those licensees who have not completed the eight-hour mandatory course by December 31st, 2016. 
  • The NMREC course will have a unique course name and course number each year including the year in which it is presented.  

Special Considerations

Obtaining Certificate of Course Completion: Upon completion of the course, you will be provided an electronic certificate of completion which can be found in the “my courses” tab in your student portal. Next to each completed course you will find an icon for the course completion certificate. 

You will be required to submit your certificate of completion with your license request, please refer to your license application to determine if this is necessary.

New Mexico Regulation & Licensing Department  
Website: www.rld.nm.gov 
Phone 🙁 505) 476- 4500 
2550 Cerrillos Road, Santa Fe, NM 87505 
5500 San Antonio Dr Albuquerque, NM 87109 

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New Jersey State Requirement: Salesperson

New Jersey State Required Pre-Licensing Hours: 75 hours 
Agent Real Estate Schools New Jersey Course Hours Offered: 75 hours 

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Step 1: Meet the state’s requirements as outlined on the New Jersey Real Estate Commission website. 
 
They include: 

  • You must be 18 years old and above. 
  • You must have a high school diploma or its equivalent. 
  • You must Possess good character, trustworthiness, honesty, and integrity.

 

Step 2: Complete the required 75-hour pre-licensing course at an institution approved by the New Jersey Real Estate Commission. 
 
Step 3: Register and pass the licensing exam by earning a score of 70% or high.  
 
Step 4: You submit your fingerprints and pass a criminal background check. 
 
Step 5: Obtain sponsorship from a state licensed broker. Are you curious about how to choose the right broker for you?  
 
Step 6: Submit your application for a New Jersey real estate license. Be sure to follow the application procedures required by NJREC. 

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How Long Does It Take to Get a New Jersey Real Estate License?

It can vary from person to person depending how fast or slow you can complete the required 75 hours of pre-licensing courses but on average it takes about 3 – 4 months to complete the process. If you commit a full-time schedule to it, you may be able to complete it in 2 months.  You must also pass your licensing exam as well as completing the application process, finding a sponsoring broker, and the application processing times are also a factor. 

What Kind of Information Will I Learn to Help Me Get a Real Estate License in New Jersey?

All courses are approved by New Jersey Real Estate Commission. Once completed, you are eligible to sit for the New Jersey Real Estate License Exam.  
 
Agent Real Estate Schools gives a window of 6 months from the start date of your courses, (as required by New Jersey state) to finish the required 75 hours.  
 
The required courses within the 75 hours include:  

  • License Law 
  • Forms of Ownership 
  • Contracts 
  • Landlord and Tenant 
  • Appraisals 
  • Listing Agreements 
  • Ethical and Fair Housing 
  • Issues 
  • Mortgages 
  • NJ Real Estate 
  • Commission Rules 
  • Agency and Brokerage 
  • Deeds 
  • Closing of Title 

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How Much Does It Cost to Get a Real Estate License in New Jersey?

Becoming a real estate agent in New Jersey requires time and money but is very rewarding. An aspiring agent will spend up to $870. 
  
How these costs break down:  

  • Pre-licensing exam coursework can run up to $599.  
  • Exam fees run $45 
  • License fees for an agent cost $160 
  • Required fingerprints will cost $66.05 

Real Estate License Reciprocity 

New Jersey does not offer reciprocity with any state. Most applicants must follow the exact same process, even if they are licensed in another state.

There are a few states that New Jersey will offer an education waiver with. 

These states include: 

 

For more information, you can contact the Commission at 609-292-7272. 

Can You Apply for a New Jersey Real Estate License Online?  

The simple answer is Yes. You can apply for a New Jersey real estate license online. You can fill out your application online using New Jersey’s Real Estate Licensing Services system. Please be advised that you can apply for a license through your sponsoring real estate broker. 
 
If you don’t want to submit your application online, it is possible to fill out a paper application instead. They have a printable PDF form of the New Jersey Application Form available online.  

Note: If you choose to submit a paper application, there will be a longer processing time. 

How Do I Apply for The New Jersey Real Estate Licensing Exam? 

New Jersey partners with PSI to conduct the real estate license exam. After completing the pre-licensing course with us, we’ll send your eligibility to PSI to so you can schedule your exam. You can visit PSI or call 855-579-4624 to schedule your exam. The state requires that you achieve a score of 70% or higher to pass. 
 
Note: Fees paid to the NJREC do not include the exam fee. The exam fee must be paid separately to PSI. 

How Do I Submit My Fingerprints for The Background Check?

You cannot apply to obtain a real estate real estate license in New Jersey if you have not gotten your fingerprints taken. You should get that done immediately after you pass the licensing exam. 

You can start by filling out the required Universal form. After which you can schedule to get your fingerprints taken at IDEMIA.

Evidence of completion of the fingerprinting process must include: 

  • A copy of the applicant’s completed Universal Form. 
  • A copy of the payment receipt issued by IDEMIA, the Live Scan fingerprint vendor, at the time of completion of the fingerprinting. 

 

For New Jersey non-residents, you must contact the Licensing Services Bureau, Real Estate for instructions as to the procedure you need to follow to comply with the fingerprinting requirement. Call 609-292-727 or send an email to [email protected]. 

How Do I Take the New Jersey Real Estate Licensing Exam?

The New Jersey Salesperson exam consists of 110 questions in total which is worth 110 points. You will be given 4 hours to complete the exam, and you must earn a score of 70% or higher to pass the exam. 
 
When taking the state examination, the applicant will be required to answer screening questions which is basically about their criminal histories dating within the 5 years preceding the application for licensure. You must sign a form on which you certify that your screening question answers are accurate and truthful. 
 
Immediately after completing your exam, you will receive a scoring document that states whether you passed or failed. If it is marked “Fail,” then you will see a breakdown of your score in the different areas of the exam. If you decide to retake the exam, use this as a guide for your studies. 

How Do I Submit My New Jersey Real Estate License Application?

After successful completion of the licensing exam, you can submit your Salesperson License Application. You will need to obtain supervision from a managing broker who will help you submit your application at Online Licensing Services Portal. You must give your managing broker your Applicant ID number which is found on your testing score card which indicates you passed the state exam successfully. You will need to attach some items alongside your application. 
 
These include: 

  • PSI exam score report. 
  • Employment date indicated by employing broker. 
  • Completed Universal Form and receipt provided upon completion of the fingerprint process. 
  • Proof of payment of the application fee. 

New Jersey Real Estate License Renewal  

During the renewal period each real estate agent is required to complete and submit their own, individual online questionnaire as a condition of their license renewal. No paper questionnaires will be accepted. Click here for more information on the Qualifying Questionnaire. 

Does New Jersey Require Post-Licensing Education?  

New Jersey real estate agents who are renewing their licenses or filing for a late renewal must complete 12 hours of approved continuing education coursework.  

At least 6 of the 12 credits must be obtained in courses with core topics with 2 hours of the 6 include credit hours on ethics and 1 hour in Fair Housing.  

The required courses within the 12 hours include:  

  • Agency 
  • Disclosure 
  • Legal Issues (i.e., listing agreements, contracts, leases, attorney review) 
  • Ethics (2 Ethics credits mandatory) 
  • Fair Housing and New Jersey Law Against Discrimination (1 Hour Fair Housing mandatory) 
  • New Jersey Real Estate Broker and Salesperson Statues and Regulations 
  • State and Federal Environmental Laws/Regulations Pertaining to Real Estate 
  • Legal Requirements regarding Escrow Monies and Financial Recordkeeping 
  • Real Estate Licensee Safety 
  • Real Estate Financial Literacy and Planning 

 

Elective Topics: 

  • Commercial Real Estate 
  • Property Management  
  • Seasonal Rentals 
  • Real Estate Sales Full Disclosure Act and Real Estate Timeshare Act 
  • Financing 
  • Land Use  
  • Real Estate Valuation 
  • Foreclosure and Short-Sale Transactions 
  • Specific Aspects of Residential Real Estate Transactions  

Special Considerations

Obtaining Certificate of Course Completion: Upon completion of the course, you will be provided an electronic certificate of completion which can be found in the “my courses” tab in your student portal. Next to each completed course you will find an icon for the course completion certificate. 

You will be required to submit your certificate of completion with your license request, please refer to your license application to determine if this is necessary.

Licensing Services Bureau, Real Estate 
Website: https://www.state.nj.us/dobi/division_rec/index.htm 
Phone: 609-292-7272 
Fax: 609-292-0944 
Address: P.O. Box 474 Trenton, NJ 08625-0474 

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New Jersey State Requirement: Broker

New Jersey State Required Pre-Licensing Hours: 150 hours 
Agent Real Estate Schools New Jersey Course Hours Offered: 150 hours 

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Step 1: Meet the state’s requirements as outlined on the New Jersey Real Estate Commission website. 

They include: 

  • You must be 18 years old and above 
  • You must have a high school diploma or its equivalent 
  • You must possess good character, trustworthiness, honesty, and integrity 

 

Step 2: Complete the required 150-hour pre-licensing course for salesperson at an institution approved by the New Jersey Real Estate Commission. 

Step 3: Applicants must be continually licensed as a real estate salesperson for the 3 years preceding the application. 

Step 4: Register and pass the licensing exam by earning a score of 70% or higher.  

Step 5: You submit your fingerprints and pass a criminal background check. 

Step 6: Submit your application for a New Jersey Real Estate Broker license. Be sure to follow the application procedures required by NJREC. 

How Long Does It Take to Get a New Jersey Broker License?

It can vary from person to person depending how fast or slow you can complete both the required 150 hours of pre-licensing courses. You must also pass your licensing examination as well as completing the application process, and the application processing times are also a factor. 

What Kind of Information Will I Learn to Help Me Get a Broker License in New Jersey?

All courses are approved by New Jersey Real Estate Commission. Once completed, you are eligible to sit for the New Jersey Real Estate License Exam.

Agent Real Estate Schools gives a window of 12 months from the start date of your courses, (as required by New Jersey state) to finish the required 150 hours.  
 
The required courses within the 150 hours include:  

  • 90-hour general real estate course 
  • 30-hour courses on Agency/Ethics 
  • 30-hour courses on Office Management and related topics 

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How Much Does It Cost to Get a Real Estate Broker License in New Jersey?

Becoming a real broker in New Jersey requires time and money but is very rewarding. An aspiring agent will spend up to $850. 
  
How these costs break down:  

  • Pre-licensing exam coursework can run up to $350.  
  • Exam fees may run up to$60 
  • License fees for an agent cost $270 
  • Required fingerprints will cost $66.05 

Real Estate License Reciprocity 

New Jersey does not offer reciprocity with any state. Most applicants must follow the exact same process, even if they are licensed in another state.

There are a few states that New Jersey will offer an education waiver with. 

These states include: 

 

For more information, you can contact the Commission at 609-292-7272. 

How Do I Apply for The New Jersey Broker Licensing Exam? 

New Jersey partners with PSI to conduct the Broker Licensure exam. After completing the pre-licensing course with us, we’ll send your eligibility to PSI to so you can schedule your exam. You can visit PSI or call 855-579-4624 to schedule your exam. The state requires that you achieve a score of 70% or higher to pass. 
 
Note: Fees paid to the NJREC do not include the exam fee. The exam fee must be paid separately to PSI 

How Do I Submit My Fingerprints for The Background Check?

You cannot apply to obtain a real estate broker license in New Jersey if you have not gotten your fingerprints taken. You should get that done immediately after you pass the licensing exam. 

You can start by filling out the required Universal form. After which you can schedule to get your fingerprints taken at IDEMIA.

Evidence of completion of the fingerprinting process must include: 

  • A copy of the applicant’s completed Universal Form. 
  • A copy of the payment receipt issued by IDEMIA, the Live Scan fingerprint vendor, at the time of completion of the fingerprinting. 

 

For New Jersey non-residents, you must contact the Licensing Services Bureau, Real Estate for instructions as to the procedure you need to follow to comply with the fingerprinting requirement. Call 609-292-727 or send an email to [email protected]. 

How Do I Take the New Jersey Broker Licensing Exam?

There are 2 parts of the New Jersey Real Estate Broker Exam: 

  • National part: 80 questions (answer 56 questions correctly to pass this part) 
  • State specific part: 30 questions (answer 21 questions correctly to pass this part) 

 

You have 4 hours to complete both portions. You will need two forms of ID and a calculator to take the exam. 

Once approved, the applicant will be mailed a Certificate of Examination Eligibility, which may be used to take the Broker Examination. The exam must be completed within one year of successful completion of their broker pre license education. 

How Do I Submit My New Jersey Broker Application?

After successful completion of the licensing exam, you can submit your Broker License Application. You must allow the Real Estate Commission 30 business days to process the paperwork.

You can submit your application at Online Licensing Services Portal. You must attach your Applicant ID number which is found on your testing score card which indicates you passed the state exam successfully. You will need to attach some items alongside your application.

These include: 

  • PSI exam score report. 

Completed Universal Form and receipt provided upon completion of the fingerprint process. 
Proof of payment of the application fee. 

New Jersey Broker License Renewal  

During the renewal period each real estate broker is required to complete and submit their own, individual online questionnaire as a condition of their license renewal. No paper questionnaires will be accepted. Click here for more information on the Qualifying Questionnaire. 

Does New Jersey Require Post-Licensing Education?  

New Jersey real estate brokers who are renewing their licenses or filing for a late renewal must complete 12 hours of approved continuing education coursework.  

At least 6 of the 12 credits must be obtained in courses with core topics with 2 hours of the 6 include credit hours on ethics and 1 hour in Fair Housing.  

The required courses within the 12 hours include:  

  • Agency 
  • Disclosure 
  • Legal Issues (i.e., listing agreements, contracts, leases, attorney review) 
  • Ethics (2 Ethics credits mandatory) 
  • Fair Housing and New Jersey Law Against Discrimination (1 Hour Fair Housing mandatory) 
  • New Jersey Real Estate Broker and Salesperson Statues and Regulations 
  • State and Federal Environmental Laws/Regulations Pertaining to Real Estate 
  • Legal Requirements regarding Escrow Monies and Financial Recordkeeping 
  • Real Estate Licensee Safety 
  • Real Estate Financial Literacy and Planning 

 

Elective Topics: 

  • Commercial Real Estate 
  • Property Management  
  • Seasonal Rentals 
  • Real Estate Sales Full Disclosure Act and Real Estate Timeshare Act 
  • Financing 
  • Land Use  
  • Real Estate Valuation 
  • Foreclosure and Short-Sale Transactions 
  • Specific Aspects of Residential Real Estate Transactions  

Special Considerations

Obtaining Certificate of Course Completion: Upon completion of the course, you will be provided an electronic certificate of completion which can be found in the “my courses” tab in your student portal. Next to each completed course you will find an icon for the course completion certificate. 

You will be required to submit your certificate of completion with your license request, please refer to your license application to determine if this is necessary.

Licensing Services Bureau, Real Estate 
Website: https://www.state.nj.us/dobi/division_rec/index.htm 
Phone: 609-292-7272 
Fax: 609-292-0944 
Address: P.O. Box 474 Trenton, NJ 08625-0474 

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Nevada State Requirements: Broker

Nevada State Required Pre-Licensing Hours: 64 semester college credit  
Agent Real Estate Nevada Course Hours Offered:  64 semester college credit 

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Step 1: Meet the state’s requirements as outlined on the Nevada Real Estate Division website. 

They include: 

  • You must be 18 years old and above 

 

Step 2: You must have been actively licensed as a full-time salesperson for a least the last two of the four years preceding the application. 
 
Step 3: You must successfully complete the required 64 college credits for broker at an institution approved by the Nevada Real Estate Division. 

Step 4: Register and pass the licensing exam by earning a score of 75% or higher. 

Step 5: Submit your fingerprints and pass a criminal background check. 

Step 6: Submit your application for a Nevada real estate broker license. Be sure to follow the application procedures required by NRED. 

How Long Does It Take to Get a Nevada Broker License?

It can vary from person to person depending how fast you can complete the required 64 semester college credit. You must also pass your licensing examination as well as completing the application process, and the application processing times are also a factor. 

What Kind of Information Will I Learn to Help Me Get a Broker License in Nevada?

All courses at Agent Real Estate Schools are approved by Nevada Real Estate Division. Once completed you are eligible to sit for the Nevada Broker Licensing Exam. 

The required courses within the 64-semester college credit include: 

  • 45 hours or 3 college credits Real Estate Principles or licensed experience. 
  • 45 hours of 3 college credits Real Estate Law or licensed experience. (Must include 18 hours Nevada Law provided by a NV school) 
  • 45 hours or 3 college credits Real Estate Appraisal course or licensed experience 
  • 45 hours of 3 college credits Broker Management Course (Nevada specific course) 
  • 15 college credits in real estate, business, economics, or licensed experience. 
  • 15 hours or 1 college credit in contracts in real estate transaction to the extent allowed in the capacity of the licensee. 
  • 15 hours or 1 college credit in agency which must include 3 hours of foundation of relationship between broker and agents and 3 hours of risk reduction. 
  • 35 college-level units from an accredited college or licensed experience. 
     

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How Much Does It Cost to Get a Real Estate Broker License in Nevada?

Becoming a real estate agent in Nevada requires time and money but is very rewarding. An aspiring agent will spend up to $685. 
  
How these costs break down:  

  • Pre-licensing exam coursework can run up to $350.  
  • Exam fees run $145 per attempt   
  • License fees for a broker cost $145 
  • Required fingerprints will cost $40.25  

Real Estate License Reciprocity 

Yes, Nevada offers reciprocity with select states. For those who hold a broker’s license they can put it towards a salesperson’s license in Nevada. 
 
They include:  

  • Arizona 
  • Colorado  
  • Delaware 
  • Idaho 
  • Kentucky 
  • Minnesota 
  • Texas 
  • Utah 
  • West Virginia 
  • California 
  • Connecticut 
  • Rhode Island 
  • District of Columbia 
  • Florida 
  • Louisiana 
  • Maine 
  • Maryland 
  • Michigan 
  • New Jersey 
  • New Mexico 
  • New York 
  • Ohio 
  • Pennsylvania 
  • Virginia 

 

Out-of-state residents are required to: 

  • Submit an original license history dated within 90 days of application submission date. 
  • Submit proof of Nevada state and general licensing exam passing scores within the 12 months before the application submission date. 
  • Submit a fingerprint verification form issued by an approved fingerprint vendor. 
  • Non-Nevada residents must submit the notarized “Consent to service of process.” 

How Do I Apply for The Nevada Broker Licensing Exam?

Nevada has contracted with PearsonVUE to administer the exam. The exams must be done in person and are given in 3 locations by appointment only. 

Exams are offered in three cities in Nevada:  

  • Las Vegas 
  • Elko 
  • Reno 

 

To schedule your exam, visit https://home.pearsonvue.com/nv/realestate. You can also opt to schedule your exam by calling (888) 248-8055.

Note: Fees paid to the NRED do not include the exam fee. The exam fee must be paid separately to Pearson VUE. Exams must be done in person and given by appointment only. 

How Do I Submit My Fingerprints for The Background Check?

As an applicant for your real estate broker license, you are required to submit fingerprints and complete a background check. 
 
You must submit the fingerprint card with a cashier’s check or money order for $40.25 made payable to the “Department of Public Safety” or a verification form issued by an approved Fingerprint Vendor. Visit here to find authorized fingerprinting vendor. 
 
Note: Vendors may charge an additional fee for their fingerprinting services. 

How Do I Take the Nevada Broker Licensing Exam?

Pearson VUE administers the Nevada broker licensing examination. You will need to visit www.pearsonvue.com/nv/realestate to make an online reservation for an examination. 
 
The exam is in two portions: 

  • The National portion (80 questions must be completed within 150 minutes) 
  • The State portion (50 questions must be completed within 90 minutes) 
     

Note: If you pass one portion of the exam and fail the other, you need to retake only the failed portion and it must be completed within a year.  

How Do I Submit My Nevada Broker Application?

You are required to apply for your broker license within 12 months of passing the exam.  
 
You will need Form549 to submit your application alongside some items which includes: 

  • Proof of pre-license education. 
  • Original passing score of your exam from Pearson VUE dated within the last year. 
  • Original Fingerprint Verification Form. 
  • Nonresident applicant must provide original license history form the jurisdiction they are licensed. 
  • Applicants are also required to complete the waiver form attached to the application. 

 

Note: Include the $125 license application fee, payable to the Nevada Real Estate Division check or money order. Any in person credit card transactions will have a 2% convenience fee. 

Nevada Broker License Renewal

Nevada real estate broker licenses are good for two years unless you are a first-time renewal, then it is only good for one year. Renewal fees will run you $235.  

Find your renewal application here. 

Does Nevada Require Post-Licensing Education?  

Nevada real estate brokers who are renewing their licenses for the first time must complete 24 hours of approved continuing education coursework.  

The required courses within the 24 hours include: 

  • 3 hours Agency 
  • 3 hours Contracts 
  • 3 hours Ethics 
  • 3 hours Law & Legislation 
  • 3 hours Broker Management 
  • 9 hours of General  

 

Note: At least 12 of the 24 hours must be taken through classroom setting. 

Nevada real estate brokers who are not renewing their licenses for the first time must complete 36 hours of approved continuing education coursework.  

The required courses within the 36 hours include: 

  • 3 hours Agency 
  • 6 hours Contracts 
  • 3 hours Ethics 
  • 3 hours Law & Legislation 
  • 3 hours of Risk Reduction 
  • 6 hours Broker Management 
  • 12 hours of General (Business Broker permit holders must include the 3 hours of CE for permit renewal; Property Management permit holders must include 9 hours of CE for permit renewal) 

 

Note: At least 18 of the 36 hours must be taken through classroom setting. 

Special Considerations

Obtaining Certificate of Course Completion: Upon completion of the course, you will be provided an electronic certificate of completion which can be found in the “my courses” tab in your student portal. Next to each completed course you will find an icon for the course completion certificate.

 You will be required to submit your certificate of completion with your license request as it is required by NRED.
 
State of Nevada Real Estate Division 
Website: http://red.nv.gov/ 
Phone: (702) 486-4033 
Fax: (702) 486-4275 
Address: 3300 W. Sahara Ave., Suite 350, Las Vegas, Nevada 89102 

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Nevada State Requirements: Salesperson

Nevada State Required Pre-Licensing Hours: 120 hours 
Agent Real Estate Nevada Course Hours Offered: 120 hours 

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Step 1: Meet the state’s requirements as outlined on the Nevada Real Estate Division website. 
 
They include: 

  • You must be 18 years old and above 

 

Step 2: Complete the required 120-hour pre-licensing course at an institution approved by the Nevada Real Estate Division. 
 
Step 3: Register and pass the licensing exam by earning a score of 75% or higher 
 
Step 4: Submit your fingerprints and pass a criminal background check. 
 
Step 5: You must obtain sponsorship from a Nevada state licensed broker. Are you curious about how to choose the right broker for you?  
 
Step 6: Submit your application for a Nevada real estate license. Be sure to follow the application procedures required by NRED. 

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How Long Does It Take to Get a Nevada Real Estate License?

It can vary from person to person depending how fast you can complete the required 120 hours of pre-licensing courses. Most students take between 3 – 4 months to get their courses while others complete them in 30 days. You must pass your licensing exam as well as completing the application process, finding a sponsoring broker, and the application processing times are also a factor. 

What Kind of Information Will I Learn to Help Me Get a Real Estate License in Nevada?

All Agent Real Estate Schools’ Courses are approved by Nevada Real Estate Division. Once completed, you are eligible to sit for the Nevada Real Estate License Exam.  
 
Agent Real Estate Schools gives a window of 6 months from the start date to complete the 120-hour pre-license coursework. 
 
The required courses within the 120 hours include: 

  • Real Estate Principles (45 hours or 3 college credits) 
  • Real Estate Law (45 hours of 3 college credits) 
  • Must include 18 Hours Nevada Law. 
  • Contracts in Real Estate Transactions (15 hours or 1 college credit) 
  • Agency (15 hours of 1 college credit) 
  • Must include 3 hours of foundation of relationship between broker and agents and 3 hours of risk reduction. 

 

Note: The state requires that your course final exam be proctored. You’ll need to schedule an appointment with a proctor in advance of your course final exam. 

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How Much Does It Cost to Get a Real Estate License in Nevada?

Becoming a real estate agent in Nevada requires time and money but is very rewarding. An aspiring agent will spend up to $880. 
  
How these costs break down:  

  • Pre-licensing exam coursework can run up to $599.  
  • Exam fees run $100 per attempt   
  • License fees for an agent cost $140 
  • Required fingerprints will cost $40.25  

Real Estate License Reciprocity 

Yes, Nevada offers reciprocity with select states. Nevada currently has a semi-reciprocal agreement with several states. These agreements are only associated with transferring to another state as a real estate agent or salesperson role. It does not extend to becoming a real estate broker or broker-salesperson in Nevada. 
 
They include:  

  • Arizona 
  • Colorado  
  • Delaware 
  • Idaho 
  • Kentucky 
  • Minnesota 
  • Texas 
  • Utah 
  • West Virginia

 

Out-of-state residents are required to: 

  • Provide an original license history dated within 90 days of application submission date. 
  • Provide proof of Nevada state and general licensing exam passing scores within the 12 months before the application submission date. 
  • Fingerprint verification form issued by an approved Fingerprint Vendor. 
  • Submit the notarized “Consent to service of process.” 

Can You Apply for a Nevada Real Estate License Online? 

The simple answer is no, you cannot apply for you Nevada real estate license online. You must mail in your application along with submitting some required documents and a check to the Nevada Real Estate Division. 

How Do I Apply for The Nevada Real Estate Licensing Exam? 

Nevada has contracted with PearsonVUE to administer the exam. The exams must be done in person and are given in 3 locations by appointment only. 
 
Exams are offered in three cities in Nevada:  

  • Las Vegas 
  • Elko 
  • Reno 

 

To schedule your exam, visit https://home.pearsonvue.com/nv/realestate. You can also opt to schedule your exam by calling (888) 248-8055. 
 
Note: Fees paid to the NRED do not include the exam fee. The exam fee must be paid separately to Pearson VUE. Exams must be done in person and given by appointment only. 

How Do I Submit My Fingerprints for The Background Check?

As an applicant for your real estate license, you are required to submit fingerprints and complete a background check. 
 
You must submit the fingerprint card with a cashier’s check or money order for $40.25 made payable to the “Department of Public Safety” or a verification form issued by an approved Fingerprint Vendor. Visit here to find authorized fingerprinting vendor. 
 
Note: Vendors may charge an additional fee for their fingerprinting services. 

How Do I Take the Nevada Real Estate Licensing Exam?

Pearson VUE administers the Nevada Salesperson licensing examination. You will need to visit www.pearsonvue.com/nv/realestate to make an online reservation for an examination. 
 
The exam is in two portions: 

  • The National portion (80 questions must be completed within 150 minutes) 
  • The State portion (40 questions must be completed within 90 minutes) 
     

Note: If you pass one portion of the exam and fail the other, you need to retake only the failed portion and it must be completed within a year.  

How Do I Submit My Nevada Real Estate License Application?

You are required to apply for your salesperson license within 12 months of passing the exam.  
 
You will need Form549 to submit your application alongside some items which includes: 

  • Proof of pre-license education. 
  • Original passing score of your exam from Pearson VUE dated within the last year. 
  • Original Fingerprint Verification Form. 
  • Nonresident applicant must provide original license history form the jurisdiction they are licensed. 
  • Applicants are also required to complete the waiver form attached to the application. 

 

Note: Include the $125 license application fee, payable to the Nevada Real Estate Division check or money order. Any in person credit card transactions will have a 2% convenience fee. 

Nevada Real Estate License Renewal

Nevada real estate licenses are good for one year. Renewal fees will run you $195 annually.  
 
Find your renewal application here. 

Does Nevada Require Post-Licensing Education?  

Nevada real estate agents who are renewing for the first time must complete 30 Hours Post-Licensing of modules A-O. Proof of completion MUST be submitted to the Division. 
 
Nevada real estate agents who are not renewing for their licenses for the first time must complete 36 hours of approved continuing education coursework.  
 
The required courses within the 36 hours include: 

  • 3 hours Agency 
  • 6 hours Contracts 
  • 3 hours Ethics 
  • 3 hours Law & Legislation 
  • 3 hours Risk Reduction 
  • 18 hours of General  

Special Considerations

Obtaining Certificate of Course Completion: Upon completion of the course, you will be provided an electronic certificate of completion which can be found in the “my courses” tab in your student portal. Next to each completed course you will find an icon for the course completion certificate.  
You will be required to submit your certificate of completion with your license request as it is required by NRED 
 
State of Nevada Real Estate Division 
Website: http://red.nv.gov/ 
Phone: (702) 486-4033 
Fax: (702) 486-4275 
Address: 3300 W. Sahara Ave., Suite 350, Las Vegas, Nevada 89102 

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Missouri State Requirements: Broker

Missouri State Required Pre-Licensing Hours: 48 hours  
Agent Real Estate Schools Missouri Course Hours Offered: 48 hours

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Step 1: Meet the state’s requirements as outlined on the Missouri Real Estate Commission website. 

They include: 

  • You must be 18 years old and above 
  • You must have a high school diploma or its equivalent. 

 

Step 2: You must successfully complete the required 48-hour broker pre-licensing course at an institution approved by the Missouri Real Estate Commission. 

Step 3: Register and pass both portions of the licensing exam. 

Step 4: You must submit your fingerprints and pass a criminal background check. 

Step 5: Submit your application for a Missouri real estate Broker license. Be sure to follow the application procedures required by MREC. 

All applicants for a Missouri broker license must meet one of the following requirements: 

  • Hold a current and active Missouri salesperson license for at least 24 of the last 30 months immediately preceding the application for licensure. Provide a certificate of satisfactory completion from a 48-hour pre-licensing broker course from an accredited Missouri real estate school and pass both portions of the exam. A complete application for licensure must be submitted within 6 months of completion of the broker course. 
  • Hold a current and active Missouri salesperson license in another jurisdiction for at least 24 of the last 30 months immediately preceding the application for licensure. Provide a certificate of satisfactory completion from a 48-hour pre-licensing broker course from an accredited Missouri real estate school and pass both portions of the exam. A current license history issued within 3 months; from real estate commission of the state, you hold your license in must be provided with your application. 
  • Hold a current and active Missouri broker license in another jurisdiction for at least 24 of the last 30 months immediately preceding the application for licensure and pass both portions of the Missouri broker exam. Your application must be submitted within 6months of passing the state portion of the broker exam with a current license history within 3 months from the real estate commission of the state, you hold your license in. 
  • Be a licensed attorney, hold an active salesperson license and pass both portions of the Missouri broker exam. If you are unlicensed then you must first pass both portions of the Missouri salesperson exam and then pass both portions of the broker exam. A complete application for licensure must be submitted within 6 months of passing the broker exam with a current copy of your bar card. 

How Long Does It Take to Get a Missouri Broker License?

It can vary from person to person depending how fast you can complete the required 48 hours of pre-licensing courses. You must also pass your licensing examination as well as completing the application process, and the application and background check processing times are also a factor. 

What Kind of Information Will I Learn to Help Me Get a Real Estate Broker License in Missouri?

All courses are approved by Missouri Real Estate Commission and once you complete them you are eligible to sit for the Missouri Salesperson Licensing Exam. 

Agent Real Estate Schools gives a window of 6 months from the start date of your courses, (as required by Missouri state) to finish the required 48 hours. 
 
The required courses within the 48 hours include:  

  • Real Estate Law 
  • Types Of Interest and Ownership in Real Estate 
  • Home Ownership 
  • Legal Descriptions 
  • Titles 
  • Liens 
  • Taxes 
  • Encumbrances 
  • Listing Advertising 
  • Appraisal 
  • Finance 
  • Closings 
  • Professional Code of Ethics

 

Note: The 48-hour broker licensing course must be completed before you can schedule and take the state licensing exam. 

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How Much Does It Cost to Get a Real Estate Broker License in Missouri?

Becoming a real estate agent in Missouri requires time and money but is very rewarding. An aspiring agent will spend up to $600. 
   
How these costs break down:  

  • Pre-licensing exam coursework can run up to $350.  
  • Exam fees run $62  
  • License fees for an agent cost $130  
  • Required fingerprints will cost $43.05 

Real Estate License Reciprocity 

Missouri offers reciprocity with other states. You will have to meet some requirements. 

Out-of-state residents are required to: 

  • Have 24 of last 30 months active salesperson or broker experience. 
  • Take the state portion of the Missouri broker exam 
  • Apply for licensure within six months of the 48-hour broker course completion date. 

 

As an applicant you must attach a license history issued within 3 months from the real estate commission of the jurisdiction from where applying must be provided with the application for licensure. 

All applicants are required to be fingerprinted for a Missouri and federal criminal history background check.  

How Do I Apply for The Missouri Broker Licensing Exam? 

Missouri partners with PSI to conduct the state licensing exam. Exams are administered throughout the state at four PSI testing centers. 

Exams are offered in four cities in Missouri:  

  • St. Louis 
  • Kansas City 
  • Springfield 
  • Jefferson City 

 

The state requires that you achieve a score of 70% or higher to pass. For more information about times and locations, visit the Missouri Real Estate Commission webpage.

Note: Fees paid to the MREC do not include the exam fee. The exam fee must be paid separately to PSI. You must pass both portions of the licensing exam within 6 months of completing the 48-hour pre-licensing course. 

How Do I Submit My Fingerprints for The Background Check?

As an applicant for your real estate license, you are required to submit fingerprints and complete a background check. You must get fingerprinted at an IDEMIA location. Prior to getting fingerprinted, you must register with the Missouri Automated Criminal History Site (MACHS) or by calling 1-844-543-9712. You will need to provide the MREC’s four-digit registration number, 0004, to register to be fingerprinted. This will authorize the Missouri State Highway Patrol and the FBI to send the results to the Missouri Real Estate Commission. 

How Do I Take the Missouri Broker Licensing Exam?

The broker licensing exam must be taken through PSI. Both portions of the Missouri Broker Licensing Exam must be passed to qualify for licensure.  

The National Broker Exam:  

  • 10 simulation problems 

 

The State Broker Exam: 

  • 75 multiple choice questions 

 

Time limit: 4 hours for the national and state specific parts or 2.5 hours for national part and 2 hours for state specific part.

Note: Those who pass one portion of the examination and fail the other, need to retake only the failed portion of the exam. 

How Do I Submit My Missouri Broker Application?

You must submit your Missouri real estate salesperson license within six months of completing the 48-hour broker pre-licensing course. Visit Submit Application to submit your application. 

Missouri Broker License Renewal  

Missouri real estate broker licenses are good for two years. Renewal fees will run you $50. 

Does Missouri Require Post-Licensing Education?  

Missouri real estate agents who are renewing their licenses or filing for a late renewal must complete 12 hours of approved continuing education coursework.  

Special Considerations

Obtaining Certificate of Course Completion: Upon completion of the course, you will be provided an electronic certificate of completion which can be found in the “my courses” tab in your student portal. Next to each completed course you will find an icon for the course completion certificate.  
 
You will be required to submit your certificate of completion with your license request, please refer to your license application to determine if this is necessary. 

Missouri Real Estate Commission 
Website: https://pr.mo.gov/realestate.asp 
Phone: 573-751-2628 
Fax: 573-751-2777 
Address: 3605 Missouri Boulevard P.O. Box 1339, Jefferson City, MO 65102

 

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Missouri State Requirements: Salesperson

Missouri State Required Pre-Licensing Hours: 48 hours + 24-hour Missouri Real Estate Practice Course 
Agent Real Estate Schools Missouri Course Hours Offered: 48 hours + 24-hour Missouri Real Estate Practice Course 

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Step 1: Meet the state’s requirements as outlined on the Missouri Real Estate Commission website. 

They include: 

  • You must be 18 years old and above 
  • You must have a high school diploma or its equivalent. 

 

Step 2: Complete the required 48-hour pre-licensing course for salesperson at an institution approved by the Missouri Real Estate Commission. 

Step 3: You must submit your fingerprints and pass a criminal background check through the IDEMIA. 

Step 4: Complete application for license within six months from the date of completion of the 48-Hour Pre-Exam course. 
 
Step 5: Pass the licensing exam by earning a score of 70% or higher in the National portion and 75% or higher in the State portion. 

Step 6: Provide a certificate of completion for the 24-hour Missouri Real Estate Practice Course prior to submitting an application for licensure. 

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How Long Does It Take To Get A Missouri Real Estate License?

It can vary from person to person depending how fast you can complete both the required 48 hours of pre-licensing course and the 24 hours Missouri Real Estate Practice course. You must also pass your licensing examination as well as completing the application process, and the application and background check processing times are also a factor. 

What Kind of Information Will I Learn to Help Me Get a Real Estate License in Missouri?

All courses are approved by Missouri Real Estate Commission and once you complete them you are eligible to sit for the Missouri real estate salesperson licensing exam. 

Agent Real Estate Schools gives a window of 6 months from the start date of your courses, (as required by Missouri state) to finish the required 72 hours. This is broken down into 2 sections of 48 salesperson pre-exam course hours and 24 real estate practice course hours. 
 
The required courses within the 48 hours include: 

  • Real Estate Law 
  • Types Of Interest and Ownership in Real Estate 
  • Home Ownership 
  • Legal Description 
  • Titles 
  • Finance 
  • Closings 
  • Professional Code of Ethics & More.

 

Note: You must complete this aspect before you can apply to take the state licensing exam. 

The required courses within the 24 hours include: 

  • Broker Disclosure Form 
  • Listing A Property 
  • Buyer Representation 
  • Acting As A Dual Agent Or Transaction Broker 
  • Termination Of Brokerage Relationships 
  • Compensation, Contracts 
  • Avoiding Misrepresentation & More, 

 

Note: You must complete this aspect before you apply for your license. 

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How Much Does It Cost to Get a Real Estate License in Missouri?

Becoming a real estate agent in Missouri requires time and money but is very rewarding. An aspiring agent will spend up to $800. 
   
How these costs break down:  

  • Pre-licensing exam coursework can run up to $599. 
  • Application fee cost $50 
  • Exam fees run $65  
  • License fees for an agent cost $40  
  • Required fingerprints will cost $43.05 

Real Estate License Reciprocity 

Missouri does offers reciprocity with other states.  

Out-of-state residents are required to: 

  • You must have a current, valid real estate license from your jurisdiction 
  • Completed the Missouri Real Estate Practice Course (MREP). 
  • You must pass the state portion of the Missouri real estate state examination before submitting the real estate license application. 
  • After passing the exam, you must submit your application for licensure with six months  
  • You must submit a recent (less than three months old) license history from the real estate authority managing the applicant's current real estate license. 

How Do I Apply for The Missouri Real Estate Licensing Exam? 

Missouri partners with PSI to conduct the state licensing exam. Exams are administered throughout the state at four PSI testing centers. 

Exams are offered in four cities in Missouri:  

  • St. Louis 
  • Kansas City 
  • Springfield 
  • Jefferson City 

 

The state requires that you achieve a score of 70% or higher to pass. For more information about times and locations, visit the Missouri Real Estate Commission webpage.

Note: Fees paid to the MREC do not include the exam fee. The exam fee must be paid separately to PSI. You must pass both portions of the licensing exam within 6 months of completing the 72-hour pre-licensing course. 

How Do I Submit My Fingerprints for The Background Check?

As an applicant for your real estate license, you are required to submit fingerprints and complete a background check. You must get fingerprinted at an IDEMIA location. Prior to getting fingerprinted, you must register with the Missouri Automated Criminal History Site (MACHS) or by calling 1-844-543-9712. You will need to provide the MREC’s four-digit registration number, 0004, to register to be fingerprinted. This will authorize the Missouri State Highway Patrol and the FBI to send the results to the Missouri Real Estate Commission. 

How Do I Take the Missouri Salesperson Licensing Exam?

The exam must be taken through www.psiexams.com. The Missouri Licensing Exam must be passed with a minimum score of 70% on the national portion and 75% on the state portion. Those who pass one portion of the examination and fail the other will need to retake only the failed portion of the exam. You must complete the 48-hour salesperson pre-licensing course before you can apply to take the state licensing exam. The 24-hour course must be completed before you apply for your license. 

How Do I Submit My Missouri Salesperson Application?

You must submit your Missouri real estate salesperson license within six months of completing the 72-hour salesperson pre-licensing course. Visit Submit Application to submit your application. 

Missouri Real Estate License Renewal  

Missouri real estate licenses are good for two years. Each Missouri real estate license for a professional corporation (as a salesperson) or an inactive salesperson will expire on September 30 of each even-numbered year. All other real estate licenses expire on June 30 of each year that ends with an even number. Renewal fees will run you $40. 

Does Missouri Require Post-Licensing Education?  

Missouri real estate agents who are renewing their licenses or filing for a late renewal must complete 12 hours of approved continuing education coursework.  

Special Considerations

If you are a licensed attorney, you do not need to complete the pre-licensing course. However, you will need to pass both portions of the salesperson exam. Your application must be submitted not more than 6 months of passing the licensing examination. A copy of your current bar card must be provided with the application for licensure. 

Obtaining Certificate of Course Completion: Upon completion of the course, you will be provided an electronic certificate of completion which can be found in the “my courses” tab in your student portal. Next to each completed course you will find an icon for the course completion certificate.  
 
You will be required to submit your certificate of completion with your license request, please refer to your license application to determine if this is necessary. 

Missouri Real Estate Commission 
Website: https://pr.mo.gov/realestate.asp 
Phone: 573-751-2628 
Fax: 573-751-2777 
Address: 3605 Missouri Boulevard P.O. Box 1339, Jefferson City, MO 65102

 

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