Real Estate Courses Approved by IDFPR
Choose from expert-led, IDFPR-approved Residential Leasing Agent, Broker, or Managing Broker programs and get started today!
Help tenants find their new home, list property for landlords, or work for a property management firm.
*Residential Leasing Agents are required to be sponsored by a Managing Broker.
Enjoy flexibility and higher earning potential while representing buyers, sellers, landlords, and tenants across all property types.
*Brokers are required to be sponsored by a Managing Broker.
Gain the qualifications to start your own brokerage firm, manage your own practice, and oversee other real estate professionals.
*At least two consecutive years of experience as a Broker in Illinois is required.
Learn how to become a licensed real estate instructor and help others succeed.
A career in Illinois real estate can be financially rewarding, with top agents earning six-figure incomes annually. Let’s take a closer look at the potential earnings for a real estate agent in Illinois!
After a few years as a real estate agent in Illinois, you might be considering new opportunities. One potential path is pursuing a Managing Broker's license. There are just four steps to follow, and we will explore each of them in detail!