HOW TO GET a RECIPROCAL AGENT LICENSE IN KENTUCKY

    All agents must have an active Tennessee, Florida, or Illinois real estate license for at least one year before taking the course and


    1. Complete your 40-hour Kentucky Reciprocity Course
    2. Complete the course final exam
    3. Submit the background check
    4. Request your history/letter of good standing
    5. Pass the Kentucky State Exam
    6. Affiliate with a broker registered in Kentucky
    7. File your license application
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    HOW TO GET A RECIPROCAL BROKER LICENSE IN KENTUCKY

    All brokers must have an active managing broker's license in Florida or Illinois for 2 years, or one in Tennessee for 3 years and


    1. Complete your 40-hour Kentucky Reciprocity Course
    2. Complete the course final exam
    3. Submit the background check
    4. Request your history/letter of good standing
    5. Pass the Kentucky State Exam
    6. File your license application
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    Self-Paced & 100% Online

    Our real estate courses are designed for complete flexibility and can be completed in just a few weeks.  The course is 100% online & completed on your schedule.

    High Pass Rates

    Our high pass rates make us the most trusted provider for real estate agents in Nashville, Memphis, Knoxville, Chattanooga, Cincinnati, Columbus, Cleveland, Tampa, Ft. Lauderdale, Destin, Miami, Tallahassee, Naples, Chicago, Aurora, Joliet, Naperville, Huntington, and Morgantown.

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    Unlike other providers, our support staff are just a call away around-the-clock to help with any of your real estate questions.

    Our Support is Different

    We know it can be scary to take an online course and it's easy to feel like you are alone in the process. Our student support is just different, you won't find another school out there that supports you like we do.


    Day or night, seven days a week, every time you call, you'll be greeted by a real person - not a machine. The person you talk to will be an expert and able to help you right away. The other schools only answer when it is convenient for them and you'll have to wait days to get a response from an instructor, if at all.


    We're a family-owned business, genuinely invested in seeing you achieve your goals. Come see why we are the trusted source for successful agents and brokers.

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    How to obtain a Kentucky real estate license via Reciprocity

    If you're currently licensed in Florida, Tennessee, or Illinois, you're in luck! Kentucky holds reciprocity agreements with these states that would allow you to complete fewer course hours and skip the national portion of the licensing exam.  For sales associates, you must be actively licensed in one of those state for a minimum of 1 year immediately preceding the submission of your reciprocal application.  For brokers in Florida and Illinois, you must have been actively licensed as a managing broker for a minimum of 2 years immediately preceding the submission of your reciprocal application.  For Tennesse brokers, it is a minimum of 3 years. 

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    By Gabrielle Hodge • February 7, 2025
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