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Obtaining a License
The requirements for earning a license are as follows:
You need to be at least 18 years old and be of good character and reputation.
You must complete a basic course in real estate approved by the Real Estate Commission that does not require more than 60 clock hours of classroom instruction or if approved by the Commission as an alternative, courses in real estate subjects in any college.
PSI Examination Services provides examination services for the Real Estate Commission. Examinations given daily Monday through Friday at PSI's testing centers which are located in Baltimore, College Park, Salisbury, Hagerstown and Lanham. Test dates are by appointment only and confirmed in writing. The exam is by computer and is two hours in length. The exam fee is $60.00 each time it is taken.
Once you have passed the exam, you are ready to complete the license application.
An applicant must obtain from a licensed real estate broker a commitment stating that the applicant shall become affiliated with the licensed real estate broker upon the granting of a real estate license to the applicant. Visit real estate offices and interview several local brokers. Find out what the broker expects of you and what you can expect of the broker. Make sure the broker offers you a supportive business environment.
Once you have your license, consider taking an extra step toward competence and professionalism by joining the Southern Maryland Association of REALTORSŪ 301-870-2323 or 888-340-8727. Then, and only then, may you legally use the term "REALTORŪ" following your name.
Join us as soon as you can. Your payoff in increased information and professionalism will be tremendous!
For more information on real estate license requirements, contact the Maryland Real Estate Commission at (410) 230-6230 or 888-218-5925.
8440
Leonardtown Road . Suite 211
Hughesville, Maryland 20637
301-870-2323 . 301-870-2575 Fax
