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From getting licensed to maintaining your credentials, we offer comprehensive education for every stage of your real estate career in North Carolina
Steps to Get Licensed in North Carolina
Your roadmap to becoming a real estate professional
1
Meet Basic
Requirements
Be 18+, hold a high school diploma or equivalent.
2
75-Hour Course
Complete the state-mandated pre-licensing education at your own pace.
3
Background Check
Submit fingerprints for state background verification.
4
Apply to NCREC
Submit your application and fees to the NCREC for approval.
5
Pass State Exam
Take and pass the North Carolina real estate broker exam.
6
Activate License
Receive and activate your North Carolina Provisional broker license.
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Raleigh
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Take the next step in your real estate career. Become a broker-in-charge and unlock new opportunities to lead, mentor, and grow your own business.
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Frequently Asked Questions
North Carolina Real Estate FAQs
Get answers to the most common questions about getting licensed and advancing your real estate career in North Carolina
To become a licensed real estate agent in North Carolina, the North Carolina Real Estate Commission (NCREC) requires you to:
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Be at least 18 years old and a US citizen, non-citizen national, or qualified alien under federal law.
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Complete an approved 75-hour North Carolina Broker Pre-Licensing course.
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Submit your license application and pass a background check.
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Pass the North Carolina real estate licensing exam (administered by Pearson VUE). Once you pass the exam, you will be issued a Provisional Broker License.
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North Carolina is unique because all new real estate agents start as "Provisional Brokers." This is an entry-level status that requires you to work under the supervision of a licensed Broker-in-Charge. To remove the "provisional" status and become a full Broker, you must complete 90 hours of Post-Licensing education within 18 months of receiving your initial license.
At Fastpass Learning, we offer both the 75-hour pre-licensing course and the required post-licensing courses to guide you through your entire career.
The state of North Carolina requires exactly 75 hours of pre-licensing education. Because Fastpass Learning's courses are 100% online and self-paced, how quickly you finish is entirely up to you! Motivated students treating it like a full-time job can finish the coursework in as little as two to three weeks, while others prefer to study on nights and weekends over a few months.
We want you to study with confidence, which is why we offer a "Like it or Don't Pay" guarantee. If you enroll in our North Carolina pre-licensing course and decide within the first 30 days that it isn't the right fit for your learning style, simply reach out to us for a full refund (provided you haven't completed a certain percentage of the course). It’s completely risk-free to start your real estate journey today.
