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96-Hr. AZ Salesperson Pre-Licensing
Salesperson- 90-Hr. AZ Pre-Licensing
- 6-Hr. AZ Contract Writing Course
- Exam Prep Edge- Arizona
- Pass Guarantee
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96-Hr. AZ Salesperson Pre-Licensing
Salesperson- 90-Hr. AZ Pre-Licensing
- 6-Hr. AZ Contract Writing Course
- Exam Prep Edge- Arizona
- Pass Guarantee
- Business Building Courses
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90-hour Salesperson Arizona Pre-licensing Course
The law governing real estate licences, agencies, contracts, real estate, ownership, taxes, water law, land development and zoning, deeds and title transfer, escrow and settlement, fair housing, lease...
6-Hour Arizona Contract Writing Course
A managing broker once told his new licensees, "No one ever failed in this business because of the paperwork." However, what you don't know about contract writing can hurt you.. This&...
Your Path to Becoming a Licensed Agent
Follow these 5 simple steps to start your real estate career in Arizona
Complete 90 hours of approved pre-licensing education
Arizona is a non-reciprocal state. Complete 90 hours of Real Estate Salesperson pre-licensing education at an approved Arizona real estate school. Please note, six additional hours of a contract writing course is required to apply for your license, but is not required to take the Arizona real estate exam
Pass the course final exam
Course final examination must be proctored at an ADRE approved real estate school, college or university. To learn more about proctoring, Arizona-specific instructions, and to see a list of proctoring locations in Arizona, please see our proctoring information page.
Obtain required documents
Fingerprint Clearance Card - The Fingerprint Clearance Card is issued by the Arizona Department of Public Safety. The application packet of information may be obtained from DPS. The process for obtaining the Fingerprint Clearance Card may take as long as eight to ten weeks. See more information about the Fingerprint Clearance Card here. Disciplinary Actions Disclosure Form (LI-214/244) - Information and documentation relating to the applicant’s background must be provided upon application for licensure. Date of birth and Social Security Number are required. Criminal convictions and background disclosure on the Disciplinary Actions Disclosure Form (LI-214/244) must be completed by all applicants, and depending on disclosures made, additional documents and information may be required. The Department CANNOT issue a license to a person convicted of a felony who is incarcerated, paroled or under community supervision or on probation. The Department may not issue a license to a person who has been convicted of a felony or convicted of a misdemeanor offense, such as (but not limited to) theft, forgery, extortion, conspiracy to defraud, violence against another person, or crimes of moral turpitude. A Fingerprint Clearance Card issued by DPS is required by all applicants at the time of application. Disclosure Document Checklist (LI-400) - When applying for an original license and disclosing a criminal conviction, adverse civil judgment, or denial of or discipline against a professional or occupational license on the Disclosure Document Checklist Form (LI-400), additional documents and information identified on must be provided.
Schedule and pass the Arizona Real Estate exam.
Contact Pearson VUE at www.pearsonvue.com to schedule the state and national examinations. Be prepared to provide to the exam administrator two forms of current signature identification, including one government-issued I.D. with photo and the Salesperson Education Certificate for the 96 hours of schooling. There is also an examination fee. Fees are subject to change without notice.
Choose a Sponsoring Broker.
To begin your new career, you must be sponsored by an active Arizona real estate Broker. It’s important to find a good fit when picking a Broker to work with, and it’s a key factor to becoming a successful Arizona real estate agent.
Meet Our Expert Instructors
Joseph F. Gobbett, Jr.
Licensed Broker, GRI
50+ YearsStarted his real estate career in Maryland in 1971. Training director, branch sales manager, and broker in charge of Rescom Realtors.
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Mark Davis-Cote
Licensed Broker, SFR
13+ YearsBA from URI, MBA from Webster University. Licensed salesperson since 2011, broker since 2016, SFR certified.
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Amanda Farnum
Licensed Real Estate Broker
17+ YearsAward-winning agent with experience across residential, commercial, foreclosures, and investments.
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Dale Clift
Real Estate Instructor
40+ YearsPassionate about real estate from age 20. Made it his goal to teach, train, and coach professionals across South Carolina.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about our real estate courses
How long does it take to get a Arizona real estate license?
The amount of time to get your Arizona real estate salesperson license varies due to the number of steps involved. Most complete the requirements within a few months. These include completing education, obtaining a fingerprint clearance card, passing the background check, taking a Contract Writing Class, scheduling the AZ Salesperson Licensing Exam, and successfully passing the licensing exam.
How much does the Arizona real estate license exam cost?
The Pearson VUE Candidate Handbook includes instructions on price and helpful information on obtaining your Arizona salesperson license. The salesperson license exam fee is $75. The cost for each retake is the same as the initial examination. Note: These costs are subject to change by the state at any time.
What courses are required for an Arizona real estate license?
The state of Arizona requires 96 hours of approved Pre-Licensing education to earn a salesperson license.
What are the rules for reciprocity for Arizona real estate licenses?
Arizona is not reciprocal with any state or country.
How much does it cost to get an Arizona real estate license?
The fixed costs involved in getting an Arizona real estate license include: The examination application and fees -$75. Salesperson license fee - $50 View this document for more information on Arizona real estate license costs. Note: These costs are subject to change by the state at any time.
What are the continuing education requirements after getting my real estate license?
The state of Arizona requires 24 hours of Continuing Education every two years: 18 mandatory hours and six general hours. You can view our Continuing Education courses for Arizona real estate agents here.
How long does it take to register and schedule my South Carolina State exam?
If you are considering taking the state licensing exam, you can apply online by going to the PSI website and following the online prompts after registering for an account. Once your eligibility has been forwarded to PSI, you have received approval to schedule the state exam
Can I get an Arizona real estate license online?
The state of Arizona allows a future salesperson to earn their real estate license online. If you're interested in getting your Arizona real estate license online, learn more about your available options here.
Can a felon get an Arizona real estate license?
In Arizona, a license may not be issued to people convicted of a felony or a misdemeanor offense, such as (but not limited to) theft, forgery, extortion, conspiracy to defraud, violence against another person, or crimes of moral turpitude. The Arizona Department of Real Estate has more information on criminal convictions.
What is the average salary for an Arizona real estate salesperson?
Multiple factors are taken into account when calculating average real estate salaries, including the number of real estate transactions per year and commission fees. On average, a full-time real estate salesperson in Arizona can expect to make about $75k per year, according to ZipRecruiter.com. Among higher earners, an Arizona real estate salesperson can earn over six figures annually.
How old do you have to be to get your AZ real estate license?
You must be 18 years old to attain an Arizona real estate license.
Where do I take the Arizona real estate license exam?
The Arizona real estate exam is administered through Pearson Vue testing services. The Arizona real estate exam is administered throughout the state. Visit The Pearson Vue Testing Center webpage for more information about times and locations to take the Arizona real estate exam.
Do you need to have a diploma or GED to get your AZ real estate license?
No, you do not need to have a high school diploma or GED to apply for a real estate license in Arizona. The only requirement is that you are at least 18 years of age or older.
Does Arizona have real estate license reciprocity with any other states?
In order to be a real estate agent in Arizona, the applicant must be a resident of the state. Note that current Arizona residents who are actively licensed out of state are entitled to apply for Out-of-State Recognition. This is a way for Arizona residents to expedite the licensing process if they are an agent elsewhere. There are additional resources to help you learn more about this process, and you can contact the Arizona Real Estate Commission to ask personalized questions related to real estate license reciprocity.