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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

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How do I become a real estate broker in multiple states?

Daniel Bradshaw
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Hey Everyone,

I am currently a licensed real estate agent in Lousiana. When I am able to get my brokers license in Louisiana I will. In the future it looks like I could possibly be moving to Texas.

Let's say in 4 years I have my brokers license in Louisiana and then move to Texas. Can I automatically apply as a broker in Texas or would I have to be a salesperson for a normal time period (such as 2-3 years) before I can apply for my brokers license?

Thanks!

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Christopher Keivit
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Chicago, IL
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Christopher Keivit
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Chicago, IL
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Daniel - I am licensed in IL and have found that for Indiana, they require that you take an exam for the reciprocity. Check with the Louisiana real estate licensing division.

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