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QuestionCan I take the test without completing 180 hours of classroom work?Community AnswerNo. The educational hours are mandatory. Fortunately, online courses have improved immensely, so you can complete coursework on your time, in your own home.
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QuestionCan I be an active real estate agent in Texas without sponsorship?Community AnswerNo, you cannot be.
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QuestionCan a foreign national get a realtor license?Community AnswerYes, he or she can, as long as they are a legal resident and can pass the background check, which includes fingerprinting.
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QuestionIs it mandatory to have a license to buy and sale realty in Texas?Community AnswerNo, if you you are financially able and of legal age to contract then you can purchase real estate in Texas.
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QuestionWhat steps should I take to reactivate my license after it has expired?Community AnswerDo an internet search for "renewing a realtor license in Texas".
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QuestionIf I get my Real State License in Florida and I am planning to move to Texas next year, how do I transfer it?Community AnswerContact the state of Texas to get the proper information. Every state has different regulations.
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QuestionDo I still need to take the exam if I am a realtor in California?Community AnswerYes. Each state has different laws, regulations, requirements, etc. Additionally, counties and cities can have specific requirements within their regions/municipalities. Having a license in another state certainly can help make the task of acquiring your TX license less daunting, but be sure to understand the differences between your currently held license and your new one. If you answer a question incorrectly (even though it's right in CA), you still get the answer wrong.
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QuestionDo I need to have a college education to become a real estate agent?Community AnswerNo, but you do need to have completed the required hours of coursework through either an in-person or online program covering the courses required. Searching for Real Estate Classes in Texas should give you a good list. TREC also has a list of schools and locations in each community.
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