Before buying and selling property in the state of Arizona, one has to get the necessary licensure from ADRE. This requires spending a couple of months and spending a little amount of money in the process to get into the million-dollar industry that has seen some growth of late. To obtain the AZ real estate license you should follow the simple steps described below.
There are three broad categories of this field and they are they brokers, salespersons, and cemetery campground licenses. The licensure term for each of these categories is two years and renewal is expected to be done on or before the last day of the month in which you got your permit. Renewals done, run for a period of two years.
To get the permit you have to prove to the commissioner beyond doubt that you have the necessary competent skills to carry out your job in a professional manner, you are honest and have character that can be depended upon by future clients. You should also show that you have not applied for the permit within the last twelve months and also have not had one revoked in the past twenty four months. Minimum age requirement for this application is eighteen and above.
If you have had experience or have a permit that expired over a year ago, the law requires that you retake the pre licensing education program again. This is an important facet of the whole application process for individuals who last took the exam a decade ago. It is however required that in both cases one presents documented evidence of the case as it may be.
The pre licensure education received is valid for a period of only ten years and consists of classroom instruction in approved schools in Arizona online classes are not recognized by the state. Once in school one is presented with the candidate handbook that can also be sourced online. Contained are instructions that one has to follow to ensure successful application and completion of the whole process.
Once the course is completed depending on the results, you will then be given a pre-licensure certificate that you should forward to a testing administrator. If you require doing the broker examination, a broker candidate experience verification form should be attached to the certificate. The exam is divided into two parts the National and the local, which in this case is Arizona, exam centers are located in Yuma, Phoenix, Tucson, and Flagstaff where they are conducted on appointment.
Some of the documents you need to put together as you book and attend for the exam include an original copy of the certificate, two identification forms clearly showing your signature and one of them should be a government issue that includes a photo for verification purposes. Make sure to put all the documents in a pack and if one of them is missing you are likely to have to repeat the whole process again. The AZRE website does maintain a list of the latest fees.
It is expected that all AZ real estate license holders no matter whether they are inactive or active should have at their disposal a copy that is current on the department's statutes and rules. It can be purchased from ADRE offices located in Phoenix and Tucson and even by mail. It is important to get in touch with their offices for detailed information on the application process.
There are three broad categories of this field and they are they brokers, salespersons, and cemetery campground licenses. The licensure term for each of these categories is two years and renewal is expected to be done on or before the last day of the month in which you got your permit. Renewals done, run for a period of two years.
To get the permit you have to prove to the commissioner beyond doubt that you have the necessary competent skills to carry out your job in a professional manner, you are honest and have character that can be depended upon by future clients. You should also show that you have not applied for the permit within the last twelve months and also have not had one revoked in the past twenty four months. Minimum age requirement for this application is eighteen and above.
If you have had experience or have a permit that expired over a year ago, the law requires that you retake the pre licensing education program again. This is an important facet of the whole application process for individuals who last took the exam a decade ago. It is however required that in both cases one presents documented evidence of the case as it may be.
The pre licensure education received is valid for a period of only ten years and consists of classroom instruction in approved schools in Arizona online classes are not recognized by the state. Once in school one is presented with the candidate handbook that can also be sourced online. Contained are instructions that one has to follow to ensure successful application and completion of the whole process.
Once the course is completed depending on the results, you will then be given a pre-licensure certificate that you should forward to a testing administrator. If you require doing the broker examination, a broker candidate experience verification form should be attached to the certificate. The exam is divided into two parts the National and the local, which in this case is Arizona, exam centers are located in Yuma, Phoenix, Tucson, and Flagstaff where they are conducted on appointment.
Some of the documents you need to put together as you book and attend for the exam include an original copy of the certificate, two identification forms clearly showing your signature and one of them should be a government issue that includes a photo for verification purposes. Make sure to put all the documents in a pack and if one of them is missing you are likely to have to repeat the whole process again. The AZRE website does maintain a list of the latest fees.
It is expected that all AZ real estate license holders no matter whether they are inactive or active should have at their disposal a copy that is current on the department's statutes and rules. It can be purchased from ADRE offices located in Phoenix and Tucson and even by mail. It is important to get in touch with their offices for detailed information on the application process.
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