These costs are spread out over the entire licensing process and not paid all upfront.
*The $540 fee is from January 2021 for a full twelve months of the Alaska Real Estate Commission’s group E&O program and for the basic limited liability insurance.
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You must complete the following steps to earn your AK Salesperson’s license: 1) Complete 40-Hour AK Pre-license Salesperson Course 2) Pass the AK salesperson state exam 3) Obtain E&O insurance 4) Be hired by an AK broker 5) Submit a salesperson license application 6) Take a 30-hour post-license course
In total, it can cost as little as $1329 to earn your Alaska real estate salesperson license. Some costs are variable, such as choosing an affordable real estate school. These costs are spread out over the entire licensing process and not paid all upfront.
Earn your AK salesperson license in approx. 3 months. 1. Complete the 40-hour pre-license course online: 1-2 weeks 2. Schedule and pass the AK state exam: 1-3 weeks 3. Purchase E&O insurance: 1 week 4. Be hired by an AK broker: 4-12 weeks 5. Apply for your license: 2-4 weeks
Alaska requires all salesperson real estate candidates to take and pass a state licensing exam. This exam assesses your understanding of national and state real estate-related topics. You must pass this exam to earn your license.
Yes! The Department of Commerce, Community, and Economic Development accepts both online applications and paper applications. An online application is the easiest and fastest way to submit your application for processing.