Real estate licensing guides

Understand the broker and real estate agent roles and learn how to become a Vermont real estate broker, including the 40-hour course, experience, and exam steps.

To become a Rhode Island real estate broker, complete 90 hours of pre-licensing education, two years of salesperson experience, and pass the state broker exam.

Become a Georgia real estate broker: meet age, education, and 3-year experience rules, take a 60-hour course, and pass the broker exam to get your license.

Learn the difference between a broker and real estate agent, plus South Carolina broker requirements: 5 years of experience, 60 hours of education, and the PSI exam.

To become an Arkansas real estate broker, hold a salesperson license 24 months, complete 60 hours of pre-license education, pass the exam, and apply to AREC.

Become a real estate broker in Iowa: understand the broker and real estate agent distinction, 24-month experience rule, 60-hour education, and the PSI broker exam.

To become a broker and real estate agent in Michigan, you must be 18, complete 90 hours of prelicensure education, gain 3 years experience, and pass the PSI broker exam.

An Ohio real estate broker license lets you practice independently and run a brokerage. Learn the experience, education, and exam requirements to earn yours.

Broker and real estate agent are distinct roles in South Dakota, where all licensees start as broker associates. Learn the steps to earn your real estate broker license.

Become an Alabama real estate broker by holding a salesperson license for 24 of 36 months, completing a 60-hour prelicense course, and passing the state exam.