California Real Estate Broker License Information
The California Department of Real Estate defines Real Estate brokerage as involving directed, employed compensation, primarily toward the execution of the sale, exchange, lease, rental, financing, or managing of real property or a business opportunity.
Well-trained, ambitious people who enjoy selling will have the best chance for success as brokers. Brokers work closely with and supervise agents; they may also manage their own offices, appraise property, negotiate purchase, sale or lease agreements, and maintain escrow accounts.
Generally, you must have had a total of TWO full years of experience as a Licensed Real Estate Sales Agent within the last FIVE years to be Licensed as a Real Estate Broker in the State of California. Additionally, there are 5 required Courses, and 3 elective Courses that you must complete to qualify for the Brokers Exam. Please refer to the Real Estate Broker FAQ page and the Real Estate Courses page through the menu on the right for more information.
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