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Department of State: Division of Professional Regulation: Real Estate Commission

Resident Broker License


Licensure Requirements:

Please note terms "resident" and "nonresident" as used herein refer to the principal business location, not the applicant's personal residence.

To apply for a Resident Broker's License

  1. Meet an experience requirement by having practiced real estate as a licensee for a continuous period of five (5) years immediately prior to applying for the license and have accrued at least 30 qualified sales transactions within the past five (5) years.
  2. Complete a 99 hour broker's course accredited by the Delaware Real Estate Commission.
  3. Pass the two part standardized broker licensing examination which is administered by a professional testing service.
  4. Submit the original application distributed by the testing service upon successful completion of the examination to the Commission within one year of the completion of the broker course. The pro-rated license fee payable to the "State of Delaware", a copy of your broker course certificate, and any other documentation listed on the application must be included with your application in addition to a current original personal credit report from a major credit reporting bureau, and a list of 30 sales transactions made within the last five (5) years certified by the broker of record at the time of the transactions. The format for the list of sales includes the buyers' and sellers' names, address of the property, type of property, price, date of settlement, and signature of the broker of record.
  5. Submit an affidavit that the applicant has not engaged in any acts or offenses that would be grounds for discipline pursuant to 24 Del. C., Chapter 29, 2907(a)(4).
General Information:
The Real Estate Commission normally meets monthly to review applications and conduct other business. Applicants are informed in writing as to the disposition of their applications within 7 to 10 business days.



Last Updated: Thursday, 14-Feb-2008 16:12:27 EST
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