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How long does it take to become a realtor?

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Charlotte’s Answer

Hey there,
Becoming a realtor typically takes about 3 to 6 months, depending on your state’s requirements and how quickly you complete the necessary steps. Here’s a quick breakdown:

Pre-Licensing Education (1 to 3 months):

Complete the required coursework (usually 60-180 hours), which can vary by state.

You can take these classes online or in person.

Pass the Real Estate Exam (1 to 2 months):

Study for and take the state licensing exam.

Some people pass on the first try, while others may need to retake it.

Activate Your License (1 to 2 weeks):

Submit your application and pay any required fees to get your license activated.

Join a Brokerage (1 to 2 weeks):

Find a sponsoring real estate broker to work under, as most states require this to practice.

Become a Realtor (Optional, 1 to 2 weeks):

Join the National Association of Realtors (NAR) to officially become a Realtor®.

So, from start to finish, it usually takes 3 to 6 months to become a licensed realtor, depending on how quickly you complete each step.
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