How to Become a Real Estate Broker in Indiana
To become a real estate broker in Indiana you must first become a real estate salesperson and perform the duties of a salesperson for one year. To qualify for a license in the state of Indiana a person must be at least 18 years of age, a resident of Indiana, and have no convictions on her record. An applicant for a broker's license may apply for the license prior to the expiration of the one year requirement but will not be given the license until the requirement is fully met.
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Enroll in an Indiana-approved real estate course. You are required to take 54 hours of pre-license courses. You can find a list of approved schools on the State of Indiana, Professional Licensing Agency website. You cannot take the licensing exam without completing the required 54 hours.
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Apply and sit for the Indiana real estate salesperson licensing examination. The state of Indiana has contracted with a company called Pearson VUE to administer their licensing examinations. You can apply to take the examination at Pearson VUE's website.
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Apply for the Indiana real estate salesperson license. You will need your real estate school completion certificate, your original scores from Pearson VUE, a completed Indiana Real Estate Commission Application for Licensure as a real estate salesperson or broker, and a personal check or money order in the amount of $35, as of 2010.
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Perform the duties of an active real estate salesperson for at least one year.
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Attend and pass an Indiana-approved real estate broker pre-license course.
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Take and pass the Indiana State Real Estate Broker examination.
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Apply for your Indiana Real Estate Broker's License. You will need proof of passing the exam and a personal check or money order in the amount of $60, as of 2010.
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