Choose your state below for a simple overview of the requirements to become a licensed real estate salesperson or affiliate broker.
Real Estate Licensing Requirements
What Do You Need to Become
a Real Estate Agent?
Tennessee
Become an Affiliate Broker
Tennessee’s entry-level real estate license is called an Affiliate Broker license. These are the key requirements for an initial applicant.
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18+High School Diploma / Equivalent | 90 Total Education Hours | Exam Fingerprints | E&O Insurance | Broker Affiliation |
18+High School Diploma / Equivalent | 90 Total Education Hours | Exam Fingerprints | E&O Insurance | Broker Affiliation |
18+High School Diploma / Equivalent | 90 Total Education Hours | Exam Fingerprints | E&O Insurance | Broker Affiliation |
18+High School Diploma / Equivalent | 90 Total Education Hours | Exam Fingerprints | E&O Insurance | Broker Affiliation |
18+High School Diploma / Equivalent | 90 Total Education Hours | Exam Fingerprints | E&O Insurance | Broker Affiliation |
18+High School Diploma / Equivalent | 90 Total Education Hours | Exam Fingerprints | E&O Insurance | Broker Affiliation |
18+High School Diploma / Equivalent | 90 Total Education Hours | Exam Fingerprints | E&O Insurance | Broker Affiliation |
18+High School Diploma / Equivalent | 90 Total Education Hours | Exam Fingerprints | E&O Insurance | Broker Affiliation |
Virginia
Become an Real Estate Sales Person
Virginia’s entry-level license is a Salesperson license. Here are the core requirements for a first-time applicant by examination.
