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Alaska Real Estate License

Are you thinking to become a licensed real estate agent in Alaska? Or maybe you want to verify the credentials for your current RE agent. You are in the right place.

How do I get my real estate license in Alaska?

Getting a real estate license in Alaska is a time-consuming process and requires some steps that you must do. If you are planning to get a real estate license in Alaska, read the step-by-step guide below.

You must be at least 19 years or older to apply for a real estate license in Alaska.

The first step that you must do is meet the educational requirement set by Alaska Department of Commerce, for this, you have to complete 40 hours of approved pre-licensing real estate class and then pass the state certified exam. After this you have 6 months to pass your state exam, you must apply for licensure.

So, you have met the educational requirement, now is the time to find a real estate school in Alaska which will help you obtain your real estate license. As soon as you have completed this step you have to fill in the application form for the exam, then schedule and pass it. Once you pass your Alaska real estate exam, you should just wait for your certification of licensure.

Now you are ready to be a salesperson in one of the real estate firms in Alaska or open your own.

Important information

To be able to become a salesperson in Alaska, you should have a clear criminal history, which means that you should not be convicted of crimes in the judgment of the Commission. Otherwise, from the moment of the completion of the sentence that was imposed upon conviction should pass 7 years before a real estate license application will be considered.

How much does it cost to get a real estate license in Alaska?

Real estate exams in Alaska are electronic. The fee for the exam is $100. If you want to change the location of the exam you have to pay an extra $50.

To become a salesperson in Alaska, you should pay a fee. Which is about $355, it includes a $50 non-refundable application fee, $275 license fee, and a $30 fee for Surety Fund.

How do I verify a real estate agent in Alaska?

If you want to verify a real estate agent in Alaska you should use Alaska Real Estate License Verification, this is a State-bases web tool that helps to get basic information about a specified salesperson or broker’s licensing status in Alaska. The most important requirement for real estate agents and brokers in Alaska is to be licensed, this helps to be sure that they have enough technical knowledge about real estate transactional matters to represent their client’s interests in the right way.

In addition, there is a certain code of conduct for all licensed real estate agents and brokers in Alaska that they must follow during their work.
To use the Alaska Real Estate License Verification web tool, you must have the salesperson’s name, board, license type, license number, city, DBA.

 

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