Wisconsin real estate licenses for brokers are issued by the
Wisconsin Department of Regulation
and Licensing (DRL). After completing the
required education and
passing the broker licensing exam, an applicant is required
to submit a license application to the DRL. The application must include proof of completed
education or credentials and proof the applicant passed the real
estate licensing exam.
All real estate licenses are issued or renewed for the
remainder of a two-year licensing period which ends on December
31 of each even-numbered year. Approval of an application will
include a review of criminal convictions or actions against any
other license held by the applicant and confirmation of the
completion of the appropriate education and exam requirements.
If you have questions as to how prior criminal convictions or
actions are factored into the licensing process, contact the
Wisconsin DRL.
Broker License Information for
Wisconsin Residents
Resident Applicants
Wisconsin resident applicants for Broker may qualify for the
broker's
examination and a broker's license by satisfying the
following requirements:
- Be licensed as a Wisconsin
salesperson or have passed the
Wisconsin
salesperson's examination and:
- Show proof of completion of a
required educational program
approved by the department of regulation and licensing; or
- Show proof of having obtained twenty (20) semester-hour
credits in real estate or real estate-related law courses at
an accredited institution of higher education (NOTE:
Applicants are advised to submit transcripts to the Department
for approval of credit courses prior to applying for
examination.); or
- Show proof of being licensed to practice law in
Wisconsin.
A broker applicant is also required to pass the
Wisconsin
broker's examination.
Out-of-State Licensee -
Wisconsin Broker License Information
Applicants with a real estate broker license from
another state must meet certain Wisconsin-mandated sales
prelicense or broker prelicense
education requirements and pass the
real estate licensing exam.
Nonresident Applicants
If the out-of-state licensee applicant has held an active license in
another state within the two years preceding application for
Wisconsin Licensure, the applicant may take the
WRA's Wisconsin
Reciprocity prior to sitting for the real estate broker's exam.
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