| The information contained below is designed to provide a summary of the minimum education, experience, and examination requirements established by the North Carolina Real Estate Commission to obtain and maintain a license as a Real Estate Salesperson or Broker. The information provided below can be found on the Commission's website. However, we recommend you contact the Real Estate Commission for more detailed information about the requirements for obtaining a Real Estate license. |
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Pass a 75 hour pre licensing course or equivalent. |
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Submit application form, required documentation and fee to the commission, to be reviewed for eligibility to take the licensing examination, for more information please view the candidate handbook. |
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Contact testing service PSI to pay exam fee and schedule appointment. |
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Once the exam is passed with at least a 75% you will be issued your license via mail, you must be supervised by a Broker-In-Charge but can perform the same acts as a broker. |
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Complete 3 - 30 hour post licensing courses with in 3 years after licensure, these courses include Broker Relationships and Responsibilities, Contracts and Closing and Selected Topics. Once these courses are completed you will be issued a Brokers License an may either continue working for other brokers or brokerage firms or open and operate your own real estate business upon complying with any firm licensing or broker-in-charge designation requirements that also may be applicable, for forms and more information on these topics please click here. |
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All brokers must complete 8 hours annually, this include 4 hours of the mandatory Real Estate update course plus one 4 hour elective course. |
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