Nebraska Real Estate License – License Requirements and Resources

Would you like to get your Nebraska Real Estate License but just aren’t sure where to begin? Well then, you are in luck! Below you will find all of the pre and post licensing requirements along with the current reciprocity agreements for the state of Nebraska. This information should make getting your real estate license a breeze, next be sure to visit our real estate school section to locate a school in your area.

Nebraska Real Estate Pre-license Requirements

This may go without saying, but the Nebraska Real Estate Commission has set forth some rules and regulations that everyone must meet before becoming eligible to get their real estate license and begin your real estate career. Here are those requirements:

Applicants must be 19 years of age or older at the time of application.
You must submit an application to the state along with your required fees.
Applicants are required to have either a high school diploma or a GED.
Applicants must successfully complete 60 clock hours (2 courses) of real estate education in a state approved real estate school.
Applicants must complete the Nebraska real estate exam with a score of 75 percent or better.

Nebraska Real Estate Continuing Education Requirements

Once you have received your license, you will need to complete the states Nebraska Real Estate License continuing education requirements to keep your license in an active status. Currently, the state of Nebraska requires you to:

Complete 12 clock hours of continuing education every two years.
Of those 12 hours, at least three hours must be taken in a designated subject matter.

Nebraska Real Estate License Reciprocity Agreements

Anyone currently holding an active real estate license, in another state may be eligible for a reciprocal real estate license in Nebraska while remaining a nonresident of Nebraska or upon moving to Nebraska directly from the jurisdiction in which the real estate license was held, without examination or submitting of statutory education.

Furthermore, all non-resident licensees are required to conduct business under the same name and under the same arrangements they use in their current state. All non-resident real estate agents must be employed and supervised by a Nebraska-licensed non-resident broker they are licensed under in their state.

Follow up

Should you have any questions or comments on the above information, we encourage you to send us an email or contact your local real estate commission, here is a link to their website. Thank you for visiting us.