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How Our Broker's Course Works
1. Meet the Eligibility Requirements
Before pursuing a real estate broker license, verify that you meet your state's eligibility criteria. This typically includes holding an active real estate salesperson license and accumulating a certain amount of experience, such as two to three years working under a licensed broker.
2. Complete the Required Education
Enroll in and complete the mandatory broker pre-licensing education with our comprehensive courses. Our program is flexible, allowing you to learn at your own pace.
3. Apply for the Broker License Exam
Once you finish your education, apply for the Broker License exam. We offer detailed assistance and a checklist to ensure you have all necessary documents.
4. Pass the State Broker Examination
After your application is approved, take the state Broker Exam. We provide exam prep tools and resources to help you succeed.
What to Expect
To qualify for a Virginia broker license, you must hold an active real estate salesperson license for at least 36 of the previous 48 months, complete 180 hours of approved broker pre-licensing education recognized by the Virginia Real Estate Board (VREB), and pass the broker licensing exam. Courses are often flexible or self-paced, and you’ll generally need to pass a final exam in each course section before sitting for the state exam. Many providers include simulation-style activities to help you prepare. Below are some common broker pre-licensing topics:
- Virginia Broker 45-Hour Real Estate Appraisal
- Virginia Broker 45-Hour Real Estate Brokerage
- Virginia Broker 45-Hour Real Estate Finance
- Virginia Broker 45-Hour Real Estate Investment
- Virginia Broker Exam Prep Edge
Real Estate Broker Program Pricing Options
What to Expect
To qualify for a Virginia broker license, you must hold an active real estate salesperson license for at least 36 of the previous 48 months, complete 180 hours of approved broker pre-licensing education recognized by the Virginia Real Estate Board (VREB), and pass the broker licensing exam. Courses are often flexible or self-paced, and you’ll generally need to pass a final exam in each course section before sitting for the state exam. Many providers include simulation-style activities to help you prepare. Below are some common broker pre-licensing topics:
- Virginia Broker 45-Hour Real Estate Appraisal
- Virginia Broker 45-Hour Real Estate Brokerage
- Virginia Broker 45-Hour Real Estate Finance
- Virginia Broker 45-Hour Real Estate Investment
- Virginia Broker Exam Prep Edge
What's Included?
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