Nevada Real Estate License

Interested in getting a Nevada real estate license?  Well, you’ve come to the right place!  Below you will find all of the Nevada pre-license requirements, continuing education requirements and the Nevada reciprocal licensing agreements as issued by the state.  Don’t forget, we offer free support to all of our visitors, so if you have any questions or comments about obtaining your real estate license we encourage you to send us an email.

You can also find a link to the Nevada real estate commission website in our real estate commission directory.

Nevada Real Estate Pre-License Requirements:

The State of Nevada has set forth some requirements that govern a persons eligibility to obtain a real estate license within the state.  Those  requirements can be found below:

• All applicants must complete the licensing application, have it notarized and submit it to the Nevada Real Estate Division.

• All applicants will be required to have two separate fingerprint cards that have been processed through a government agency.  The fingerprints must have been taken within a year prior to applying for your real estate license.

• All applicants must complete and have proof of, 45 hours or 3 college credits of real estate principles in a  state approved real estate school.  Nevada may accept pre-licensing education from another state, please see the reciprocity section below.

• All applicants must successfully complete the Nevada State real estate exam within twelve months of licensing.

Nevada Real Estate Continuing Education Requirements:

Every agent in Nevada is required to complete specific post license requirements to keep their real estate license active.  Those requirements are:

• All actively licensed agents must complete thirty hours of approved courses the first year of their license.  Those courses should include a minimum of three  hours each of, Agency, Contracts, Ethics, and Law & Legislation along with eighteen hours of General courses.

• Every year after the first, agents must complete a total of twenty-four hours of approved post license education.  Those courses should consist of twelve hours of required courses include three hours each of  Agency, Contracts, Ethics, and Law & Legislation and twelve hours of elective credits in designated Agency, Contracts, Ethics and Law & Legislation and/or General courses.

Nevada Real Estate License Reciprocity Agreements:

If you are unsure what a reciprocity agreement is, please see this page.  The State of Nevada currently reciprocates with the following states:

• Arizona
• Delaware
• Idaho
• Kentucky
• Louisiana
• Ohio
• Texas
• Utah
• West Virginia

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