Online Georgia Real Estate Pre License Course

There are six steps to getting a real estate license in GeorgiaGeorgia How To Get Georgia Real Estate License Career Center:

1. Check the qualifications (Make sure you’re eligible.)

2. Fulfill the education requirement (Successful completion of state-approved 75-hour pre-license real estate course.)

3. Apply to take the exam

4. Pass the exam

5. Find a sponsoring broker

6. Apply for your license

There are some forms and fees associated with some of these steps, but this is the path you’ll travel.

To qualify to get a real estate license in Georgia, you need to meet three requirements:

• Be at least 18 years old (or will be by the time you get your license)

• Have a high school diploma or the equivalent

• Be a Georgia resident

• Have a reputation for honesty, trustworthiness, competence, and acting in the interest of the public (confirmed by background check)

A criminal record does not necessarily disqualify you from getting a license, but it does mean you'll have to go through a more complex processGeorgia Can I Get Georgia Real Estate License Criminal Record Career Center.

The Georgia salesperson examGeorgia What Is On The Georgia Salesperson Exam Career Center is administered by PSI, a testing services provider. You can take the test at any of the PSI testing locations around the state, though you do need to make a reservation for your time slot ahead of time. The PSI candidate handbookPublications CandidateHandbooks GAREP Handbook.pdf Documents.goamp.com has detailed information about the test and testing center policies.

Here are some quick stats about the test:

• Type of test: multiple-choice, four options each question

• Number of questions: 152 (national and state intermixed)

• Time allotted for the test: four hours

• Passing score: 72 or higher

The cost to get a real estates license in GeorgiaGeorgia Cost To Get Real Estate License Georgia Career Center varies depending on the cost of your real estate classes.

Generally, the cost of classes starts at $200 and goes quickly up from there, depending on the provider (and whether you decide to take online or in person classes).

Additionally, there are some fees from the state associated with getting a license. This includes an exam fee of $121 for each time you take the state exam, a $170 application fee, and a $30 background check fee.

Altogether, the state fees come to $321, putting the total cost, at a minimum, at approximately $521 and up, with the biggest variable being the cost of your chosen real estate school.

Yes! Every AceableAgent course package includes exam prep.

In the Basic Package, you'll get an interactive course with quizzes and knowledge checks throughout, access to 1,000+ review questions, and six study guides (one for each course).

With the Deluxe Package, you get an additional 1,660+ review questions, 75 video lessons, 70 audio lessons, flash cards, and a review ebook.

The Premium Package comes with all of that, plus an hour of one-on-one tutoring, unlimited live webinars 5x/week, access to the webinar library, and live weekly Q&A.

Yes, AceableAgent’s online real estate pre-license course is approved by the Georgia Real Estate Commission (School Approval Code #8070). That means our 75-hour real estate course will fulfill all your real estate pre-licensing education requirements.

All applicants are required to pass the course and the final exam before they can sign up to take the Georgia real estate exam.

AceableAgent's 75-hour Georgia real estate course covers all GREC-mandated topics, meaning the material and subjects you can expected to be tested on when taking the state licensing exam.

This includes such things as:

• Property Ownership

• Land Use Controls and Regulations

• Valuation and Market Analysis

• Financing

• General Principles of Agency

• Property Disclosures

• Contracts

• Leasing and Property Management

• Transfer of Title

• Practice of Real Estate

• Real Estate Calculations

AceableAgent’s course is interactive and includes opportunities for review throughout. And the course comes with audio narration for those who desire it.

The Basic Package includes practice tests (with over 1,000 practice questions), a study guide for each course, and proctored exams. The Deluxe and Premium packages have additional review questions, tutoring, live webinars, and other exam prep.

If you’re not ready for the upfront cost of your pre-licensing course, AceableAgent offers payment financing options through two different partners, Affirm* and Klarna. At checkout, find the payment options that fit your budget and start your course immediately.

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You can complete your final exam in the comfort of your own home with an online proctor at no additional cost to you. In order to take your proctored final exam, you will need a desktop computer or laptop with a webcam and a working built-in or external microphone.

Please note that tablets, Chromebooks, and cell phones do not meet the requirements for testing.

After you finish your pre-licensing course (including passing the course final exam), you're ready to take the Georgia state exam.

Take the State Exam

Before you can take the state exam, you must:

1. Submit an application (either by mail, phone, or onlineCandidateHome CandidateInformation.aspx Online.goamp.com) with proof that you completed your pre-licensing education.

2. Get notified of application approval from the testing officials.

3. Make a reservation to take the test and pay the $121 exam fee.

For more details about the application process, check out the candidate handbookCandidateHome Examination.aspx?p_category=REAL%20ESTATE&p_client_code=GACT&p_exam_id=30 Online.goamp.com.

Find a Sponsoring Broker

To practice real estate in Georgia, every agent with a salesperson license must work under a sponsoring broker.

If you find a sponsoring broker before you take the licensing test, you might be able to get your license the same day you take it! But it’s also fine if you don’t have a sponsoring broker when you apply. In that case, you’ll be granted an inactive license that can be activated later when you find a broker.