How do you become a real estate broker in GA?

How do you become a real estate broker in GA?

To get your Georgia Broker License, you must complete the following:

  1. Be licensed as a Georgia Salesperson for at least 3 of the previous 5 years.
  2. Complete 60 hours of approved Georgia Broker Pre-Licensing education.
  3. Pass the course final exam.
  4. Pass the Georgia Real Estate Broker Examination.
  5. Submit your background check.

How long do you have to work under a broker in GA?

For one, an agent must work under a licensed broker, whereas brokers can work for themselves and/or hire agents to work for them. Becoming a broker in Georgia also requires completing additional coursework and working a minimum of three years as an agent.

How much does a real estate broker license cost?

Estimated cost: $325+ Your real estate license application fee will generally cost around $25. You will also have to pay for fingerprinting and a background check. These will cost about $100 altogether. The actual state exam fee will vary, but it is generally less than $50.

What is the difference between a real estate agent and broker?

Real estate agents have a professional license to help people buy, sell, and rent real estate. Brokers are real estate agents who have completed additional training and licensing requirements. They can work independently and hire other real estate agents to work for them.

How long does it take to get a brokers license?

Depending on their state’s requirements, prospective brokers must spend one to three years working as a real estate sales agent before they can apply for licensure. It may take additional weeks or months to complete the required training course and pass the broker licensing examination.

What can I do with a brokers license?

What Can You Do With a Real Estate License?

  1. Real Estate Agent (Buyers Agent or Sellers Agent) This is the most popular first job in real estate.
  2. REALTORĀ®
  3. Real Estate Broker.
  4. Property Manager.
  5. Real Estate Appraiser.
  6. Mortgage Broker or Mortgage Loan Originator.
  7. Real Estate Investor.
  8. Real Estate Attorney.