Process in Getting your CT License

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Process for getting your Real Estate License in CT

In order to sit for the salesperson's license real estate exam, you must successfully complete a 60-hour Real Estate Principles and Practices Course that meets the minimum requirements as set forth by the State of Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection Real Estate Commission. These classes can be live, in-person, or virtual-live. Subject matter includes:

• Real Property and the Law

• Concepts of Home Ownership

• Agency

• Real Estate Brokerage

• Listing Agreements and Buyer Representation

• Interests in Real Estate and Forms of Real Estate Ownership

• Legal Documents

• Transfer of Title and Title Records

• Real Estate Financing

• Leases and Property Management

• Real Estate Appraisal

• Land Use Controls and Property Development

• Fair Housing and Ethics Practices

• Environment Issues and Closing the Real Estate Transaction

• Real Estate Investment

• Connecticut Licensing Law

• Real Estate Taxes & Liens

• Real Estate Contracts

While the course is intended to prepare individuals to take the Connecticut Real Estate Salesperson's exam, it is also an excellent choice for those who wish to gain more detailed knowledge about the home buying and home selling process. 

EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS AND APPLICATION & EXAM PROCEDURES

SALESPERSON REQUIREMENTS

• 60 hours - Principles and Practices of Real Estate
• Application Fee
• Original certificate of completion must be submitted

BROKER REQUIREMENTS

• 60 hours - Principles and Practices of Real Estate
• 15 hours – Real Estate Legal Compliance
• 15 hours – Real Estate Brokerage Principles & Practices
• (2) 15 hour Elective Courses OR Have successfully completed a cumulative total of at least 20 real estate transactions during the previous five years
See PSI web page and download “Candidate Information Bulletin” for fees and detailed instructions https://candidate.psiexams.com/

Salesperson Exam
45 minute State (30 questions)
120 minute General (80 questions)

Broker Exam

60 minute State (40 questions)

120 minute General (80 questions)

Practice exams are available online at www.psiexams.com

APPLICATION & EXAM PROCEDURES

• Submit application, application fee and required documentation to PSI licensure
certification. You will then be issued an Examination Eligibility postcard. See PSI
“Candidate Information Bulletin” for current application fee. Applications are valid for one
(1) year. After that, submit a new application and fee.
• Submit registration form & examination fee to PSI. See PSI “Candidate Information
Bulletin” for current examination fee. Schedule exam at a testing site via Internet, phone,
fax or mail.
• Once exams are passed, submit the original examination passing score reports and the
initial license fee to the CT Dept. of Consumer Protection, Licensing Services Division.
Must be made within two (2) years of passing the last portion of the examination;
otherwise a new application & fee must be submitted to PSI in order to be eligible to
retest.

All candidates must pass both State and General portions of the Salesperson or Broker exam
within one year from the date you are enrolled in PSI. If you fail one portion, you must pass the
second portion within that one year from date of eligibility or you will be required to retake both
portions. After one year, you must submit a new Application and Fee.