The Minnesota Department of Commerce issues licenses to real estate brokers in Minnesota. In order to obtain the license, applicants must meet their experience and education requirements and pass the Minnesota Real Estate Broker Licensing Examination.
Licensing
For information on how to become a licensed real estate broker, click here to access Department of Commerce licensing information.
Experience Requirement
Each applicant must have a minimum of two years of actual experience, within the past five years, as a licensed real estate salesperson.
Education Requirement
Each applicant must be current with his/her continuing education requirement. In addition, applicants must apply for and obtain a broker’s license within 12 months of completing this course.
Examination Requirement
Each applicant must pass the Minnesota Real Estate Broker Licensing Exam. Thomson-Prometric administers the exam at six Minnesota locations, plus Fargo, North Dakota, and Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Minnesota Broker Real Estate Course Provider: ProSource.
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Department of Commerce Requirement for Broker
Department of Commerce Requirement for Salesperson
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Hands-On
Social Media Training
(Bring Your Laptops)
March 12, 2009
9:30 a.m – 11:00 a.m.
MAAR Office
We've been espousing the benefits of social media at office visits for the last year. But with each visit, we're hearing agents and brokers tell us they're wanting more. Well, this is more.
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