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1. Where do you want to become licensed?
2. Where are you right now in your real estate journey?
What would you like to do in the state you selected?
Let’s map your path into another state.
Your next steps depend on the state you’re pursuing and the license you already hold.
You’re adding a North Carolina license.
North Carolina may recognize your existing real estate license and allow you to bypass NC prelicensing and the National exam. Your path depends on your current license status and whether you choose to take the NC State exam.
Has your current real estate license been active within the last 3 years?
Your situation may require an individual review. North Carolina has several licensing options depending on your prior license status, education, and licensing history. If your license has been inactive or active beyond the past three years—or you are unsure—we recommend confirming your options directly with the North Carolina Real Estate Commission before choosing a licensing route. Visit https://www.ncrec.gov/ for more information.
Which North Carolina route would you prefer?
You’re adding a South Carolina license.
Your path depends on where you’re currently licensed, the type of license you hold, and whether you’re pursuing a South Carolina associate or broker license.
Where is your current real estate license?
What North Carolina license status do you currently hold?
Have you had at least 5 years of active practice within the last seven years as a North Carolina broker or Broker-in-Charge?
Which South Carolina license are you pursuing?
You’re adding a Georgia license. Where is your current real estate license?
3. What kind of plan would be most helpful right now?
4. How do you prefer to learn?
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