1. Learn about your state’s requirements
You can find them on your state’s real estate regulatory website.
2. Enroll in and pass a pre-licensing course
You can attend accredited online schools, real estate brokerages, and community colleges for real estate pre-licensing courses.
3. Pass your licensing exam
This multiple-choice exam will test your knowledge of real estate principles and practices, as well as your state’s real estate laws. You may retake the exam if you don’t pass the first time.
4. Become a Realtor® (optional)
This step can help you start a career in real estate, as you’ll have access to additional resources.
5. Work under a broker
You can choose a national franchise, your local brokerage, or an online brokerage.
6. Seek out a mentor
Ask for guidance from a seasoned Realtor® or friend.
7. Build leads
Use AgentStory to receive matches to buyers and sellers in your area, based on what makes you unique.
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