License application fee $120/fingerprints vary from agency/testing fees about $120 and classes about $600.

(Did you know that identical twins share same DNA, but their fingerprints are not identical?

Insurance, finger print, some times criminal background check and a sponsor whom you wish to pay him under his brokerage. 

I already did the livescan process with the fingerprints, but I was curious about my school transcripts.

That's why when someone gets their head chopped off and the cops take fingerprints, they don't just check them against a single person's for a match.

Costs: class/course fees, test, fingerprinting, license, E & O insurance, association dues, MLS fees, office/desk fees, office splits on all deals, advertising, mailingsIt's my first year, and I have to admit that I've spent WAY more than I had estimated...

I realize I must still take the courses to qualify for the exam, but here's my real issue$60 Exam fee (one-time)$49 fingerprint fee (one-time)$245 license fee (annually)This is costly enough to make me ask if it's really worth it.

Pass a written exam, be fingerprinted and photographed.

[/b]Good day Bp,So i took my course about 2-3 month and passed my course test , completed the fingerprint process,and went ahead to apply for approval through the DBPR. as I was caught up in the moment (excited and pumped up ready to take my state exam I sent in my application for approval to them) ..... in the DBPR app I included one of my recent ( and only ) charge which was a misdemeanor for possession of Cannabus of <20 grams ( it was literally $10 worth,which was not even mine :the marijuana was property of my acquaintance who's car we were in.Long story short: the officer pulled up to my friends driver side of the vehicle automatically spotted a nug of the grass on his lap asked that we both stepped out the vehicle.

i do NOT get tenants.... how can they have splatters and fingerprints on the walls?