How to Get Your Real Estate License
1. Enroll in accredited pre-licensing program
You must enroll in a state-accredited pre-licensing program to fulfill the state’s educational requirement. That’s where US Realty Training comes in. We are partnered with a leading, accredited real estate school that provides pre-licensing courses to earn your course certificates at a discount to you.
2. Earn your course certificates
After completing the pre-licensing program, you will receive your course certificates. Your certificates are proof that you have fulfilled the educational requirement and that you’re ready for the real estate exam.
3. Pass the real estate exam
Passing the real estate exam shows that you have learned and understood the necessary education to be a real estate agent. After passing, you are awarded your real estate license and can start your real estate career!
Program Pricing Options
(Select from 8 Available Options)
(135 Hour DRE Requirement)
(Select from 8 Available Options)
Hardcopy Book(s)-Optional Upgrade

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What's Included

Hard-copy textbooks, course videos, and live training are available as add-ons for Real Estate Practice, Principles, and Finance.
REQUIRED COURSES:
Unlimited Access for 6 months from your purchase date.
The Online Only Program is an affordable, self-paced option offering the required online coursework in order to apply for the state exam and your real estate license. These courses are prerequisites, but do not cover everything you will be tested on for the state exam. This is why we include a state exam prep which features digital flashcards and unlimited practice exams to help you pass on your first try!
Our user-friendly student portal is where you'll access your e-Books, review printable flashcards, take chapter quizzes, pass course final exams, utilize our state exam prep and so much more.
Unlimited Access for 6 months from your purchase date.
Video add-ons are the perfect way to get the live training experience on your own schedule. Watch recorded lectures of our trainers or our head instructor Robert Rico, whenever you want! These videos provide additional insights into critical concepts and vocabulary, and they cover commonly asked questions from past students. Add videos to your online only program or live training for the ultimate learning experience.
Videos available for:
Get the videos individually or bundle all three for a $20 discount. Tap the enroll button to get the videos today.

Need to miss a live training session? No problem! Pre-recorded chapter videos are available for purchase directly through your student portal.
The Live Training + Online Program gives you the state-mandated textbook material plus supplemental* training to prepare you for a successful career in real estate. This 3-month program includes live instruction (Webinar or In-Person) and online coursework for the following REQUIRED COURSES:
These courses are prerequisites, but do not cover everything you'll be tested on for the state exam. This is why we include a state exam prep which features digital flashcards and unlimited practice exams to help you pass on your first try!
FREQUENCY OF TRAINING -- (How many classes are included?)
If you choose weekdays - 2 times a week (6 two-hour sessions a month)
If you choose Saturdays - once a week (3 four-hour sessions a month)
Classes are held for the first 3 weeks of each month, and the 4th week you will have off to take the quizzes and complete the course final exam online.
DURATION OF CLASSES -- (How long do I have access to the classes?)
You will receive 3 consecutive months of training. You will cover 1 course a month. Concurrently, you receive 6 months of online access to the courses to read the e-Books, take chapter quizzes, and pass the course final exams. Keep in mind, the chapter quizzes and course exams are OPEN BOOK!
IN-PERSON TRAINING SCHEDULE
Varies depending on the location. Click the link above to check out the current list of in-person locations!
WEBINAR TRAINING SCHEDULE
• Mondays & Wednesdays: 10AM-12PM or 7PM-9PM PT
• Tuesdays & Thursdays: 11AM-1PM, 6PM-8PM or 7PM-9PM PT
• Saturdays: 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM PT
*Supplemental Training is optional to the required online material and does not cover every topic in all 3 textbooks. This training, led by experienced realtors, will help you understand the important vocabulary and concepts from the textbooks, show you how they apply to day-to-day situations as an agent, and get your questions answered while networking with fellow classmates.
What to Expect
In Alaska, aspiring real estate agents are required to complete a 40-hour pre-licensing course approved by the Alaska Real Estate Commission before they can apply for a real estate license. We've partnered with a trusted provider to offer online pre-licensing courses that include chapter quizzes and a final exam, with the option for retakes if necessary.
Topics covered in the course:
FAQs About Getting a Real Estate License in Alaska
To make the process easier, here are the most common questions we get from students becoming agents about what it takes to get licensed and start a career in real estate.
Real estate agents in Alaska can earn a wide range of incomes, influenced by factors like experience level, the local market, and personal sales volume.
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the mean annual wage for real estate sales agents (41-9022) in Alaska is around $56,860.
Meanwhile, Salary.com data suggests annual earnings can range from the mid-$50,000s up to the low $90,000s, and Indeed indicates that top performers in high-demand regions may surpass $90,000.
The cost of obtaining a real estate license in Alaska varies but typically falls between $1,400 and $1,700, covering:
- Pre-Licensing Course: $300–$600
- Exam Fee: Around $100
- License Application Fee: Approximately $390
- Fingerprinting & Background Check: $60–$80
- Errors & Omissions Insurance: Around $540
Becoming a real estate agent in Alaska can be a highly rewarding career, especially if you thrive on helping people, networking, and negotiating deals. Some key benefits include:
- Flexibility: Enjoy the freedom to set your own schedule and work independently.
- Earning Potential: Lucrative commissions are possible, particularly for those skilled in generating leads and closing sales.
However, success in real estate requires time and dedication. Building a strong client base can be challenging, and competition is fierce. Patience, perseverance, and strong interpersonal skills are essential. For those willing to put in the effort, it can be both a fulfilling and financially rewarding profession.
First and foremost, recognize that success in real estate takes time. Consistently prospecting, networking, and marketing are essential for generating leads.
Since commission-based income can fluctuate, effective financial planning is key to maintaining stability.
Strong communication and negotiation skills are also critical. Clients depend on agents who can simplify complex transactions and advocate for their best interests.
Lastly, ongoing learning is essential. Staying up to date on market trends and industry changes is crucial for long-term success.
Alaska does not maintain formal reciprocity agreements with any other states for real estate licensing. However, the Alaska Real Estate Commission may waive certain pre-licensing education requirements on a case-by-case basis if your existing license meets substantially equivalent standards.
In Alaska, real estate licenses must be renewed every two years. To maintain an active license, agents are required to complete a certain number of continuing education (CE) hours within each renewal period. Currently, the state mandates 20 hours of CE.
After you’ve secured your Alaska real estate license and affiliated with a broker, it’s time to focus on growing your business. Key steps include:
- Build Your Network: Attend local community events and connect with other professionals in related industries (e.g., mortgage lenders, home inspectors).
- Market Yourself: Develop an online presence through social media and a professional website.
- Continue Learning: Consider specialized certifications or designations (e.g., commercial real estate, property management) to expand your expertise and attract more clients.