Real Estate NavigatorThe purpose of the Real Estate Commission Licensing Guide is to provide transparency, inform applicants of expected timelines for receiving your license, and outline steps you can take to reduce mistakes and mitigate delays. To provide the greatest clarity on the licensing process from
start to finish, we will break it down into three phases, providing estimated times for each stage of the process, and recommendations for how to reduce processing times. Show
Real Estate Salesperson LicenseA Real Estate Salesperson is a person employed by a licensed real estate broker to perform any of the following duties:
Salesperson Standard MethodAccordion [1]Salesperson Reciprocal MethodAccordion [2]Real Estate BrokerA Real Estate Broker is an individual or entity holding either a standard or reciprocal license, that, for another and for a fee, commission or other valuable consideration, does one or more of the following:
Broker Standard MethodAccordion [3]Broker Reciprocal MethodAccordion [4]Process OverviewHow to Apply for a Professional License.
What Happens to My Application?
To upload additional documents to your application, you must return to your dashboard, then locate the application in the “Activities” section.
Please be aware that the status of checklist items will not change until your application is reviewed by a reviewing officer under the timeframe provided. If there are documents missing or information that needs to be corrected, you will receive an e-mail at your registered e-mail address with details on how
to resolve the missing or incorrect information. Helpful links and next steps:ContactState Real Estate Commission When conducting a CMA The listing price is typically based on which of the following?A CMA generally compares a home's location, size, age, style, materials, and condition against similar homes sold within the last six months to arrive at an estimated price.
Which of the following housing styles has become one of the most common styles in the United States?The Ranch House is America's Most Commonly Sold Home
Ranch-style housing is the most popular across 20 states.
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