Hello, you have reached page two of our real estate commission resources directory. Below you will find a continuation of links to state and federal websites that provide information and resources to assist in the real estate licensing process.
Georgia Real Estate Commission
The Georgia Real Estate Commission administers the license law that regulates brokers, salespersons, and community association managers. In addition, the Real Estate Commission supplies staff support to the Georgia Real Estate Appraisers Board, but has no authority over the administration of the Georgia Appraisal Act. |
Hawaii Department of Consumer Affairs
DCCA’s goals are to promote a strong and healthy business environment while protecting the community from unfair and deceptive business practices. The areas covered by these goals are set by the Legislature through the Hawaii Revised Statutes (HRS) and further clarified through the DCCA’s Hawaii Administrative Rules (HAR). |
Idaho Real Estate Commission
The Idaho Real Estate Commission is in charge of administering and enforcing the license law for real estate brokers, salespersons and certain business entities, and with administering the Idaho Subdivided Lands Disposition Act (Chapter 18, Title 55, Idaho Code). |
Illinois Bureau of Real Estate Professions
The Bureau has responsibility for the licensing and regulation of real estate brokers, salespersons, leasing agents, real estate firms, real estate appraisers, auctioneers, auction firms, home inspectors, and home inspector entities. Real estate schools, instructors, and courses, and appraisal, auction, and home inspector schools and courses are also regulated by the Bureau. |
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Indiana Real Estate Commission
Those interested in becoming Indiana Licensed Real Estate Salespersons or Brokers can find more information through the Indiana Real Estate Commission website. |
Iowa Professional Licensing Bureau
The Mission of the Iowa Real Estate Commission is to protect the public through the examination, licensing, and regulation of real estate brokers, salespersons, and firms pursuant to Iowa Code chapter 543B, “Real Estate Brokers and Salespersons”; to administer Iowa Code chapter 543C, “Sales of Subdivided Land Outside of Iowa”; and to administer Iowa Code chapter 557A, “Iowa Time-Share Act.” |
Kansas Real Estate Commission
The primary purpose of the Kansas Real Estate Commission is to protect the public interest in the real estate marketplace through the regulation of real estate brokers and salespersons. These responsibilities are carried out through a variety of efforts, which can be divided into three main categories, Licensing, Education and Enforcement of Law. |
Kentucky Real Estate Commission
The Commission is charged with the responsibility of protecting the public interest through regulation, examination and licensing of Kentucky real estate brokers and sales associates pursuant to Kentucky Revised Statutes Chapter 324. |
Louisiana Real Estate Commission
The Louisiana Real Estate Commission aims to serve and protect the public interest in real estate transactions and other real estate related activities. They accomplish this by maintaining a tradition of open government; providing fair and equitable administration and enforcement of the Louisiana Real Estate License Law and Commission Rules and Regulations; and through the development of progressive education programs that promote knowledge, ethics, and advancement of the real estate industry. |
Maine Office of Licensing and Registration
The Office of Licensing and Registration (“OLR”) maintains approximately 104,000 active licenses in fields ranging from accountancy to veterinary medicine. Requests for assistance from licensees and members of the public are handled through email, telephone calls, letters and on a walk-in basis at their office in Gardiner. |
Maryland
The Maryland Real Estate Commission serves to protect the health, safety and welfare of the public through its examination, licensing, and regulatory activities in regard to real estate. |
Massachusetts Board of Registration of Real Estate Brokers & Salespersons
The Real Estate Board licenses only those candidates who meet the statutory and regulatory requirements for real estate brokers and salespersons. In carrying out its mission, the Board regulates real estate schools and agent curriculum and contracts with a testing vendor to provide the agent examination. Of equal importance, the Board seeks to protect consumers by exercising its authority to discipline those real estate agents who violate licensing laws and regulations. |
Michigan State Board of Real Estate Brokers & Salespersons
The Michigan Board of Real Estate Brokers and Salespersons was created under Article 25 of Public Act 299 of 1980, as amended, to license and regulate the practice of real estate brokers and salespersons in Michigan. |
Minnesota Department of Commerce
Real estate licensing is done online through their vendor, Pearson VUE. The Department has worked with Pearson VUE to develop the PULSE (Pearson VUE Uniform Licensing System for E-Government) system, which allows you to apply for licenses, renew existing licenses, check on continuing education, and perform other tasks, such as updating an address. You may access the Pulse system at www.pulseportal.com. |
Mississippi Real Estate Commission
The Mississippi Real Estate Commission (MREC) administers control over the commercial real estate industry in the State of Mississippi, licensing all real estate brokers and salespersons. MREC works to assure that all real estate transactions are performed in a professional and ethical manner. Potential licensees undergo comprehensive testing and are subjected to continuing education requirements. |
Missouri Real Estate Commission
Under the provisions of the real estate act, no real estate broker or salesperson may act as such without first procuring a license from the Commission. Other responsibilities include investigating complaints generated by consumers against the acts of a real estate licensee and auditing real estate escrow accounts to verify proper handling of buyers’ earnest money. The Commission also approves all real estate pre-licensing and continuing education courses. |
Montana Board of Realty Regulation
The Board of Realty is now managed by the Business Standards Division which is a newly created entity within the Montana Department of Labor and Industry. The Division has been established as a result of Senate Bill 445 (2001 Legislative Session) which reorganized the Montana Department of Commerce. |
Nebraska Real Estate Commission
The Nebraska Real Estate Commission aims to protect the public interest of Nebraska citizens through the efficient and effective administration of the Nebraska Real Estate License Act and the registration of Time-Share Projects, Subdivided Land Projects, Retirement Subdivisions and Communities, and Membership Campgrounds. |
Nevada Real Estate Division
The mission of the Nevada Real Estate Division is to safeguard and promote public interest
in real estate transactions by developing an informed public and a professional real estate industry. |
New Hampshire Real Estate Commission
The New Hampshire Real Estate Commission is a state agency charged with protecting consumers of real estate brokerage services. |
New Jersey Real Estate Commission
The REC issues licenses to real estate brokers and salespersons, real estate schools, and course instructors, as well as establishes standards of practice for the real estate brokerage profession. It also regulates and registers out-of-state sales through New Jersey brokers. |
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