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Step-by-step guide. The Illinois Department of Financial & Professional Regulation’s (IDFPR) Division of Real Estate issues real estate broker licenses to individuals meeting the criteria below. There is no “salesperson” or “agent” license in Illinois.
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Minimum Eligibility Requirements. To obtain an Illinois real...
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Have been a licensed. Real Estate Broker. for 2 consecutive. Years out of the prior. 3 Years. 165 total hours of: Education: 120 hours from. Obtaining Broker. License. 45 hours of. Managing Broker. Pre-License. Education. Pass State and. National Examination: May become. Self-Sponsored or: Sponsored by a. Sponsoring Broker. Ongoing Continuing ...
Minimum Eligibility Requirements. To obtain an Illinois real estate license, you must be at least 18 years old, have a Social Security Number or Individual Taxpayer Identification Number, and have a high school diploma or G.E.D. certificate. Pre-License Education Requirements.
To qualify for an Illinois Real Estate Managing Broker’s license under Category A-2, applicants must: 1. Be at least 20 years old; 2. Hold an active valid Illinois real estate broker license; 3. Have had an active real estate license for 2 of the past 3 years; and 4. Have completed the required curriculum of 45 class
The IDFPR- Division of Real Estate launched an updated renewal process that may be accessed via your IDFPR Online Services Portal Account. Below are a collection of links to help renewing licensees login, prepare, and submit the required License Renewal Application.
A licensed education provider may apply for the 60-hour broker pre-license real estate topics course license and the 15-hour broker pre-license applied real estate principles course license based on this 75-hour broker pre-license curriculum by submitting a signed application, applicable fees and any other documents required on the application.
Section 5-50(b) of the Real Estate License Act of 2000 requires that an individual whose first license is that of a broker received on or after August 9, 2019, must provide evidence of having completed 45 hours of post-license education presented in a classroom or through a live, interactive webinar, or online distance education course.
