Earning a Real Estate License
The first professional requirement for a career in real estate is to earn a real estate license. A key component of this process involves passing a written exam. Although initial pre-real estate license training differs from state to state and is a prerequisite for entering real estate, ongoing training at all levels increases the ability for real estate agents to serve their customers, and to succeed in a real estate career. At Real Living, for example, we offer our Real Living Sales Professionals the industry’s most innovative and comprehensive family of tools and resources – all provided in an atmosphere that emphasizes partnership, fun and support.
Real estate license requirements vary by state. If you’re interested in learning about licensing requirements for your state, we recommend that you contact, Tony Marino at 407-468-2004. He will be happy to discuss the steps you’ll need to take to earn a real estate license and advise you on local education options.
Florida's Real Estate License authorities may also offer information on their Web site. For your convenience, we’ve provided link below:
Sales Associate License Requirements
- Be at least 18 years of age
- Have high school diploma or GED
- Complete and pass the state approved 63 hour Sales Associate Pre-License course
- Submit application to the Division of Real Estate with the appropriate fee
- Pass the state exam
- Exceptions to the above:
- Attorneys with a current Florida Bar Card
- 4 year Degree in Real Estate
