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  • How do you get an Illinois Real Estate License?

    You must be 18 years or older and have a high school diploma or GED equivalent and


    • Register for 75 hours of Pre-Licensing Education. 
    • Complete the Proctored course final exam.
    • Pass the Maryland Real Estate Exam.
    • Submit the background questionnaire.
    • File your license application. 

    For more information, click HERE.

  • Is Post-License required for an Illinois Real Estate License?

    All new Illinois real estate agents must complete 45 hours of post-licensing education within the first renewal cycle (usually 18-24 months).

  • How do you get an Illinois Real Estate Managing Broker License?

    You must have your broker’s license for a minimum of two years and    

                           

    • Complete the 45 hours of pre-licensing education.
    • Complete the course final exam.
    • Pass the Illinois real estate exam.
    • Complete a background questionnaire.
    • Submit your license application. 

    For more information, click HERE.

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