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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
Kickstart your real estate career with our partner Oregon real estate courses. Designed to meet state requirements, this course provides the essential knowledge and skills you need to pass the licensing exam and launch your journey in real estate. Learn at your pace and build a strong foundation for a successful and rewarding career in the industry.
(Select from 8 Available Options)
(135 Hour DRE Requirement)
(Select from 8 Available Options)
Hardcopy Book(s)-Optional Upgrade
Live Training Locations
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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.
Each course includes 15 chapter videos
~Approximately 60 hours of video content UPDATED in 2023!
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 Oregon, individuals aiming to become real estate brokers must complete a 150-hour pre-license education program approved by the Oregon Real Estate Agency (OREA) before applying for a license. This comprehensive coursework is designed to prepare candidates for the state licensing exam by covering the essential knowledge and practical skills needed for a successful career in real estate.
We have partnered with top education providers that offer interactive online pre-licensing courses, which include self-paced learning modules, chapter quizzes, and final exams with the opportunity to retake them if necessary.
- Oregon 30-Hour Real Estate Law
- Oregon 30-Hour Real Estate Practice
- Oregon 15-Hour Agency Law
- Oregon 15-Hour Contracts
- Oregon 30-Hour Real Estate Finance
- Oregon 10-Hour Property Management
- Oregon 20-Hour Real Estate Brokerage
FAQs About Getting a Real Estate License in Rhode Island
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.
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average yearly salary for real estate agents in Rhode Island is approximately $58,830. However, your earning potential can vary depending on a few key factors:
- Market Focus
- Experience
- Networking & Marketing
While the average salary is around $58,830, top-producing agents can exceed six figures once they’ve built a solid client base and honed their local market expertise. With the right strategies and focus, your income potential in real estate is truly in your hands.
- Pre-Licensing Course: $300–$600, depending on the provider you choose.
- Exam Fee: $50 per exam (check for any changes before paying).
- Application Fee: Around $165 for submitting your license application.
- Background Check: Expect to pay $45–$55, depending on the vendor.
If you’re entrepreneurial, love meeting people, and have a passion for real estate, this career could be a great fit. Rhode Island’s market offers everything from beachfront homes to urban condos, with big earning potential for those willing to work hard and build strong networks.
real estate career can be incredibly rewarding, but it’s important to know what you’re getting into.
Commission-Based Income: You earn based on the deals you close. Some months will be better than others, so flexibility and financial planning are key.
Relationships Matter: Networking isn’t optional—it’s part of the job. Building strong connections with clients, agents, and industry pros opens the door to more opportunities.
Lifelong Learning: To stay competitive (and keep your license active), you’ll need to stay current on market trends, laws, and best practices.
Persistence is Everything: Success doesn’t happen overnight. It takes time, consistency, and commitment—but the payoff can be well worth it.
If you're willing to hustle and keep growing, real estate can offer real rewards.
If you're already licensed in Connecticut or Massachusetts, you’re in luck! Rhode Island has reciprocity agreements with both states, which means you may not have to retake the entire exam. Instead, you might just need to pass the state-specific portion or submit a few key documents to get your license.
In Rhode Island, your real estate salesperson's license expires every two years, but to keep it in active status, you'll need to complete 24 hours of Continuing Education (CE) within those two years.
Earning your real estate license is a big milestone—but now the real journey begins: launching your career. The first step is finding the right broker. Rhode Island law requires you to affiliate with a licensed real estate broker before you can start selling, so choose wisely.
Look for a brokerage that offers solid training, mentorship, and a supportive environment to help you build confidence and sharpen your skills. Next, start putting yourself out there. Build a presence on social media, create a simple website, and let your friends, family, and community know you’re open for business.
Your first few clients often come from your existing network, so don’t be afraid to share your excitement. It’s also important to get involved in the local real estate community.
Joining groups like the Rhode Island Association of REALTORS® gives you access to essential tools like the MLS, valuable networking opportunities, and ongoing education to stay ahead of the game. As you take each step forward, stay focused and committed—your real estate career is just getting started, and the possibilities are endless.
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