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Who must be licensed by the state as a real estate broker or agent, and what can you do in real estate without such licensure?

Each state is a little different, but most states adhere to the following requirements: If you re dealing with other people s real estate (selling, exchanging, buying, negotiating for, even leasing) and receiving compensation for your work, whether salary or commission, you must have a real estate license of one type or another.

What kinds of jobs do not require this license?

Large corporations and Limited Liability companies that conduct business in real estate are required to do such business through an officer who holds a real estate license.

The usual requirements for licensing as a real estate salesperson:

The usual requirements for licensing as a real estate broker:

Most states also require a brisk pace in continuing education for renewal of licensure. This continuing education is mandatory as long as they seek renewal.

At the point upon which a broker no longer will continue his sponsorship of any particular salesperson, the procedure is that he immediately sends his former associates license to the state real estate commission and there the license will become inactive until another broker agrees to pick up the sponsorship. In the mean while this salesperson must not continue in his former work as an agent or fiduciary.

Generally, for what reasons may an agent or broker lose his license?: