Online New York Real Estate School & Courses

Getting licensed in New York is one of the more affordable paths of any state AceableAgent serves, typically landing between $369 and $571 all in. That covers your pre-licensing course, the $65 New York Department of State application fee, and the $15 state exam fee (charged again if you need to retake it). A full cost breakdown for a New York real estate licenseNew York Cost Of New York Real Estate License Career Center walks through where that money goes and what to expect once you're actively working.

Most people finish in 4 to 8 weeks: 2 to 4 weeks for the 77-hour course, 1 to 2 weeks to schedule and take the state exam, and 2 to 4 weeks for license processing once you've passed. Studying full-time speeds up the coursework portion considerably. Testing-center availability shifts seasonally too, and that timing is broken down in more detail in our guide to how long it takes to get a New York real estate license.New York How Long Does It Take To Get Your Real Estate License In New York Career Center

Yes, in many cases. A felony conviction doesn't automatically disqualify you, but you'll need to obtain a Certificate of Good Conduct and take extra steps to demonstrate good moral character as part of your application. Exactly what that process involves is covered in our guide on getting a New York real estate license with a criminal record.New York New York Real Estate License Criminal Record Career Center

The state exam is 75 multiple-choice questions, and you'll need 70% (53 correct) to pass. Unlike states that contract exam administration out to PSI or Pearson VUE, New York's Department of State runs this exam directly. There's no mandatory waiting period if you don't pass, so you can retake it as soon as you're able to reschedule.

Yes. AceableAgent is accredited by the New York Department of State, and the course satisfies the full 77-hour requirement you need to sit for the state exam. It's also fully online, so there's no requirement to attend an in-person classroom anywhere in New York State.

We're so confident you'll pass the New York real estate salesperson exam after completing our pre-license course that if you don't, we'll give you your money back. Additional terms and conditions do apply, and state laws and regulations may prohibit some students from qualifying, so it's worth reading through the refund policyTerms And Conditions for the full terms before you enroll.