License Requirements, Education, Laws and Forms
 “Underneath All is the Land!” This famous axiom forms the foundation of all Real Estate Professionals’ work. The constantly changing ownership of the land requires the integrity and knowledge that influences their training and their business practices. These Real Estate Professionals are the experts who assist people in both purchasing land and its buildings, and in selling it.
Real Estate Professionals are individuals and companies who know the laws and regulations pertaining to real estate – individuals you can trust with your confidential information. They aim to promote peaceful ownership and effective passing of the title from one person to another.Real Estate licensing for Real Estate Brokers and Salespeople has evolved in order to protect consumers while they buy and sell real property. These agents act like catalysts between the various parties involved in a transfer of title to real estate. The Real Estate Broker License or Real Estate Salesperson License indicates that the person has what it takes to help consumers through the maze of finding, evaluating and financing real estate.
The uniqueness of the real estate licensing laws of each state is expressed in the diversity of laws, rules, and regulations that each state adopts. The states differ on every aspect of the licensing: how much education is required to obtain a license, the type and depth of the examinations, and whether education courses are required once an agent becomes licensed. Fees vary tremendously in the various states, as does the valuable potential of reciprocity with other states.