ARIZONA REAL ESTATE SCHOOL ONLINE
Earn Your Arizona Real Estate License
Launch or grow your real estate career in Arizona with Agent Real Estate Schools — offering online, self-paced, and instructor-supported courses through our trusted partner, The CE Shop.
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Agent Real Estate Schools brings over a decade of experience helping students across the U.S. earn their real estate licenses. Through our partnership with The CE Shop, we make it easy to complete your Arizona real estate courses entirely online with expert support and proven results.
PRE-LICENSING
PRE-LICENSING
EXAM PREP
EXAM PREP
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State Real Estate License Requirement for Arizona
Arizona State Required Pre-Licensing Hours: 90 hours
Agent Real Estate Schools Arizona Course Hours Offered: 90 hours
Step 1: To qualify for a real estate license (Broker) in Arizona, you must meet all the state’s requirements as outlined on the Arizona Department of Real Estate website.
They include:
- You must be 18 years old and above
- You must be a truthful, honest, worthy in character and competent applicant.
- You must not have been convicted of a felony, or convicted of a misdemeanor offense, such as (but not limited to) theft, forgery, extortion, conspiracy to defraud, violence against another person, or crimes of moral turpitude.
- You must not have had a real estate license denied within one year or revoked within two years immediately preceding the application.
Step 2: Complete the required 90-hour Broker pre-licensing course at an institution approved by the Arizona Department of Real Estate.
Step 3: Submit an exam application for an Arizona broker license and schedule your exam.
Step 4: Pass the Arizona Broker licensing examination by earning a score of 75% or higher.
Step 5: You must submit your fingerprints and pass a criminal background check.
Step 6: Broker applicants must demonstrate 3 years of actual experience as a licensed real estate agent or broker within the past 5 years, immediately preceding license application.
Step 7: You must complete an approved Broker Management Clinic course.
Step 8: Submit your application for an Arizona Real Estate Broker license which is provided by the testing center where you took and passed your exam.
Note: You can visit Arizona’s New Licensee Brochure to track your license status.