Before selling real estate in the state of Oklahoma, you will need to obtain an active real estate license. This article covers the steps on how to get your Oklahoma real estate license.
Author: Charles “Mack” Barnes
Electronic Fingerprint Process for Oklahoma Real Estate License Applicants
All original and reinstatement real estate license applicants must now utilize IdentoGO to process their fingerprints electronically for their background check. IdentoGO will collect all costs associated with the national criminal history record check (background check), and you can choose the IdentoGO location when you schedule your appointment. Appointments are expected to last 10-minutes or…
Real Estate Broker License
In Oklahoma, a real estate broker license supervises real estate associates and has a “sub-license” type of Broker Manager, Proprietor Broker, or Branch Broker. Real estate brokers are responsible for all actions of associates who are assigned to them. Broker License Requirements Two years of active experience as a sales associate or broker associate within…
Oklahoma Real Estate License
Before selling real estate in the state of Oklahoma, you will need to obtain an active real estate license. This article covers the steps on how to get your Oklahoma real estate license.
Real Estate School Cost
One of the first questions potential students wanting to sell real estate ask: “How much does it cost to go to real estate school?” The cost of our real estate Basic I Pre-License course is $449. Oklahoma requires the completion of a 90-hour Basic I Pre-License course before an applicant can sit for the state…
Out of State License Applying for Oklahoma Real Estate License
Oklahoma resident applicants that currently or have had a real estate license in another state commonly ask what they need to do to receive a real estate license in Oklahoma. While the full procedures are laid out in 605:10-7-10 of the OREC Code and Rules, the two main question themes are the following: “What real…
Oklahoma Real Estate Continuing Education
Oklahoma real estate licensees are required to complete continuing education every three years in order to keep their real estate sales associate, broker associate, or broker license active. For more details click: “Read more”