Wondering how to get your Virginia Real Estate license?

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

• Complete 60 hours of pre-licensing education. 
• Complete the course final exam.
• Pass the Virginia Real Estate Exam. 
• Complete a background check.  
• Submit your license application.

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The Virginia Department of Professional and Occupational Regulation requires 30 hours of Post-License  Education to be completed within one year of obtaining a license. 

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Must be 18 years or older and have a highschool dipolma or GED equivalent. You must also average 40 hours a week for 36 of the 48 months prior.

• Complete the 180-hour approved Virginia Real Estate Broker course.
• Complete the course final exam. 
• Pass the Virginia Real Estate Broker Exam.
• Submit the background check.
• File your license application.

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Yes. Virginia offers full reciprocity with District of Columbia, Maryland, North Carolina, Tennessee, or West Virginia for a salesperson and Brokers license in Virginia. 

If you currently hold an active license from those states for at least three years and your license was granted on the basis of passing the state examination, you would be exempt from taking the education and would just be required to complete the state license exam. 

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