Packages
Salesperson Reciprocal License Package
$299
Includes:
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Salesperson Reciprocal Licensing Review – Study Guide
We’ve taken the Arizona specific information from our 90hr Pre-license course to create a comprehensive Arizona specific study class to prepare you for the PearsonVue Out-of-State Recognition State Specific Exam. This study course includes 14 sessions and each session is unlocked so you can move freely to review & study for your state exam. This course is not required to take the state exam and includes sessions: 0-4, 8, 10, & 12-18
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Intro to Contract Writing – Required for Licensure
This course is required for all new licensee’s & meets the AZ Department of Real Estate 6-hour Contract Writing Course requirement. A step-by-step approach will be used during this hands-on workshop as we explore the documents necessary to list & sell real estate in Arizona.
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Salesperson CompuCram – Exam Prep product
Compucram is a real estate exam prep product that will provide a comprehensive learning experience to ensure you pass the exam the first time. This study tool contains only the sessions with AZ specific information and is not required for licensure.
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Arizona Salesperson Law Review Vocabulary Workshop – Drill yourself
Online flashcards relating to AZ specific info covered on state exam for out of state licensees.
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Do You Qualify for an Arizona Reciprocal License?
Arizona offers a streamlined licensing process for agents currently licensed in another state, also known as Out of State Recognition. While Arizona does not have true reciprocity, qualified applicants may follow either a resident or non-resident pathway.
Determine Your Status: Are You a Resident or Non-Resident?
Resident Applicants: You must live in Arizona for at least 9 of out of 12 months of the year.
Non-Resident Applicants: If you do not meet the residency requirement above, you will apply as a non-resident.
Basic Eligibility Requirements (All Applicants)
- Hold an active real estate license in another state for at least one year
- Have completed approved real estate education in that state
- Have passed a real estate licensing exam in that state
- Be in good standing (no revoked or surrendered licenses)
- Have no disciplinary actions or pending investigations
- Have no complaints related to unprofessional conduct
- Have no disqualifying criminal history
- Obtain an Arizona Department of Public Safety Fingerprint Clearance Card
- Provide proof of legal presence in the United States
Additional Requirements by License Type
Resident Applicants
Salesperson License – An individual applying for a salesperson license must also complete the 6-hour Contract Writing course.
Broker License – An individual applying for a Broker license must also complete the 9-hours of Broker Management Clinic (BMC). These are usually offered as three separate courses that are each 3-hours long.
Non-Resident Applicants
- Complete 27 hours of Arizona-specific real estate education
- Pass the Arizona state portion of the real estate licensing exam
Important Notes
- Arizona does not allow direct license transfers from other states
- All applicants must meet Arizona’s licensing and background requirements
- Final eligibility is determined by the Arizona Department of Real Estate
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