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Dillon McGough
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Real Estate License in North Carolina

Dillon McGough
  • Investor
  • Jacksonville, FL
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Hi all,

Looking to get my provisional broker's license in NC in the next few months.  I already have my license in the state of Michigan, so I'm hoping that will allow me to opt out of the 75 hour classroom requirement in NC.  I was wondering, are there any books, online classes, I could use to help me study for the NC test?  What would you recommend?

Dillon

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Adam Schneider
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Adam Schneider
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@Dillon McGough Your choices are:

waive the 75-hour North Carolina Broker Prelicensing Course as well as the National section of the North Carolina real estate license examination AND

EITHER:

pass the State section of the examination and be issued a NC real estate broker license in a status equivalent to the status in the other jurisdiction

OR

waive the State section of the examination, be issued a NC real estate broker license on provisional status, and be subject to the NC's post-licensing education requirement.

**Pro Tip: If you've never done business in a different State, get ready to be surprised by the large number of things that are done differently! You'll need to be up to speed in NC on how DD and EMD work, the impact of the 14 day cushion on the 2-T, the MOG disclosure, and the list goes on...

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