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Stacy Cole

2023 RISMedia™ Real Estate Rookie of the Year national winner

Stacy Cole clinched RISMedia’s 2023 Real Estate Rookie of the Year with $10.7 million in sales and 54 transactions in 2022. Her success stems from dedication, robust marketing, and community involvement. Cole emphasizes the importance of hard work, relentless follow-up, and building lasting client relationships. Beyond transactions, she cherishes connecting with people, making real estate about more than just business.

How long does it take to get a real estate license in the U.S.?

Getting your real estate license generally takes between four to six months. However, this may vary by state as each state has unique requirements when it comes to course durations, application processes, background checks and examination schedules.

How do you get a real estate license in the U.S.?

Real estate licenses in the US are only available at a state-level. Each state has a set of requirements that need to be met to become a real estate agent. This involves meeting their qualifying criteria, completing your state-specific real estate pre licensing course and passing your real estate licensing exam.

Read more on how to become a real estate agent.

How much does it cost to get a real estate license in the U.S.?

The total cost of getting a real estate license in the U.S. can range depending on your state. The total cost includes various fees, such as your course fees, application fees, background check fees, and examination fees.

How can a foreigner (non-resident) become a real estate agent in the U.S.?

In most states you do not need to be a U.S. citizen to become a real estate agent. Non-citizens who are legal permanent residents can also apply to get their license if they meet the states’ requirements.