FAQS
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What are the requirements in becoming a Licensed Salesperson in the State of Alabama?
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Be a U.S. citizen, permanent resident, alien, or legally present in the U.S.
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Be at least 19 years of age.
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Show proof of bona fide residency in any state in the U.S.;
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Show proof of high school graduation or GED;
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Not have been convicted of a felony or a crime involving moral turpitude;
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Not have had a real estate application or license rejected or revoked in any state within the past two years.
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After meeting the education and/or experience requirements, pass the licensing examination.
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What are the steps in obtaining a Real Estate License?
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Register and successfully complete a 60hr Prelicense Course.
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Register and pass the National Exam for Alabama Salesperson.
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Submit an application for a temporary salesperson license.
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Register and successfully complete a 30hr Post License Course.
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Submit an application for an Original Salesperson License
3.
What are the differences between the online distance course and virtual learning?
The distance learning course is a self pace course that is completed at the pace of the student. Student is allowed to login anytime to complete course assignments. However, the virtual learning is a videoconference lecture scheduled on specific days to receive instruction for course credit.
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What are the attendance requirements?
There are no attendance requirement for distance learning. The student is only required to complete each real estate principle; however, the student is required to attend 90% of the the videoconference lecture for course credit.
5.
How long do I have to complete the course?
Students are required to successfully complete the distance and live learning course within 6 months of start date to include a proctored final examination. Then the student have an additional 6 months to pass the National Real Estate Exam with a passing grade of 70% or better.
