Real Estate Training School, Clearwater (Near Tampa, Florida)
Here’s your step-by-step guide to getting licensed:
1. Complete the 63-Hour Pre-License Course:
Master real estate fundamentals (laws, principles, practice, and math) through a state-approved online or in-person course at a real estate school or Realtor association. (Cost: $100-$500)
Skip this step if you’re a licensed Florida attorney.
2. Apply for the Florida Real Estate Sales Associate Exam:
Get electronically fingerprinted for a background check (required by DBPR).
3. Submit Your Application & Fee ($83.75):
Apply online or mail a check/money order to DBPR. They’ll review your application and Pearson VUE will notify you when approved (typically within 10-30 days).
4. Schedule & Pass the State Exam (Pearson VUE):
You’ll receive an email with your Candidate ID number.
Schedule your exam online at PearsonVUE.com or by calling 888-204-6289. Pass the exam with a minimum score of 75 out of 100.
5. Download & Print Your License (DBPR Website):
Once you pass, download and print your official license through your secure DBPR account.
6. Affiliate with a Licensed Broker:
Partner with a licensed real estate broker to activate your license and begin practicing.
Fuel Your Florida Real Estate Success: Free Resources
(and how to avoid them) Learn about these new agent pitfalls.
Got questions? We have answers.
Social media has completely transformed the way real estate agents interact with their target audiences in Florida.