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Thursday, 15 November 2012

Obtaining An AZ Real Estate License

By Madeline Finch


In Arizona, it is a requirement that before can get into the market and start selling and buying property they should have the necessary permits from ADRE. This requires investment in terms of money for training and processing fees and time that in no time will see you making a living from the billion-dollar industry. To acquire the all-important AZ real estate license just follow the simple steps described below.

You can either get licensure as a salesperson, broker, or cemetery campground professional all depending on your personal preferences. You get a licensure that will expire two years from the date of application and is renewable for another period of the same number of years. Renewal should be done before or on the last date of the month in which you received your permit.

You should be able to demonstrate to the commissioner that you are honest, have character as well as competent enough to carry out your duties. For new applicants they should show that they have never had licensure within the last one year and neither have their licenses been revoked in the two years preceding application. The age requirement is eighteen for whichever category one wishes to apply for.

If you have had experience or have a permit that expired over a year ago, the law requires that you retake the pre licensing education program again. This is an important facet of the whole application process for individuals who last took the exam a decade ago. It is however required that in both cases one presents documented evidence of the case as it may be.

The pre licensure education received is valid for a period of only ten years and consists of classroom instruction in approved schools in Arizona online classes are not recognized by the state. Once in school one is presented with the candidate handbook that can also be sourced online. Contained are instructions that one has to follow to ensure successful application and completion of the whole process.

On completion of the course, you will receive a pre licensure certificate, which should then be forwarded to the testing administrator. Individuals who are going for the broker exam need to attach the broker candidate experience verification form. The Arizona exam has the National and Arizona parts and is taken in Phoenix, Yuma, Flagstaff, and Tucson on appointment basis only.

Some of the documents you need to put together as you book and attend for the exam include an original copy of the certificate, two identification forms clearly showing your signature and one of them should be a government issue that includes a photo for verification purposes. Make sure to put all the documents in a pack and if one of them is missing you are likely to have to repeat the whole process again. The AZRE website does maintain a list of the latest fees.

All active and inactive AZ real estate license holders are expected by law to have a copy of the most current rules and statutes of the department in charge of this field. Copies are available for purchase from offices in Tucson and or Phoenix whichever is closest to you. Case by case information can be sourced by visiting the offices.




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