How to Become a Vermont Real Estate Agent
A career in real estate offers the flexibility to build your own business, set your own schedule, and take control of your income. Whether you're drawn to helping people find their dream homes or want to grow a long-term career in a dynamic industry, real estate can be both financially and personally fulfilling.
To become a real estate agent in Vermont, you need to meet the requirements below:
- You must be at least 18 years old.
- Complete a 40-hour salesperson pre-licensing course.
- After completing the 40-hour salesperson pre-licensing course, you must take the Vermont state licensing exam and the national exam.
- Interview and become affiliated with a Vermont licensed principal broker/office.
- Complete 8 hours of post-licensure education as approved by the Vermont Real Estate Commission.
To learn more about the pre-licensing and post-licensure education and process, visit the Vermont Realtor Association website. See the FAQ section for more information.
Visit the Vermont Secretary of State website to see a list of approved pre-licensing and post-licensing courses. Scroll to the “CE” section and see “Approved Education Provider List”.
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