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Real Estate License Guide. This guide is intended to help individuals and businesses understand how to apply for and receive approval from the Commerce Department for their real estate license in Minnesota.
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- APPLICABLE LAWS
- Prelicense Education Courses
- Becoming Associated with a Licensed Broker
- INCOMPLETE APPLICATIONS
- MAINTAINING YOUR LICENSE
- Commercial-Only Exemption
- License Renewal
- LICENSE INACTIVATION
- REINSTATING/REACTIVATING YOUR LICENSE
- TRANSFERRING YOUR LICENSE
- PROHIBITED PRACTICES
- Review Minnesota Statutes Chapter 82, Real Estate Brokers and
- REFUNDS
- AVOIDING COMMON PROBLEMS
- ► Know your deadlines
- ► Understand what makes your license inactive
- ► Double-check the name, SSN, and license number on your application before submitting it
- QUALIFYING FOR THE LICENSE
- Prelicense Education Course
- Qualifying to Sit for the Broker's Examination
- Trust Account
- LICENSE APPLICATION PROCEDURES
- BACKGROUND DOCUMENTATION
- APPLYING FOR YOUR LICENSE
- Submitting a License Application for an Individual Proprietor Broker or a Primary Broker (“Dual Application”)
- Submitting a License Application for a Salesperson or a Non-Primary Broker
- Incomplete Applications
- MAINTAINING YOUR LICENSE
- Commercial-Only Exemption
- UPDATING YOUR LICENSE INFORMATION
- Name Changes
- Address Changes
- E-mail Address Changes
- Owner, Partner, Officer, or Director Changes
- MASS LICENSE RENEWAL
- Submitting License Renewal Applications
- Printing your license. To print your license:
- Incomplete Applications
- LICENSE INACTIVATION
- REINSTATING/REACTIVATING YOUR LICENSE
- TRANSFERRING A LICENSE
- REAL ESTATE COMPANY LICENSE
- Applying for a Real Estate Company License
- ADDITIONAL BROKER'S LICENSE
- TEMPORARY BROKER'S PERMIT
- LIMITED BROKER'S LICENSE
- Trust Account
- Applying for Your License
- Incomplete Applications
- LICENSE RENEWAL
- Incomplete Applications
- PROHIBITED PRACTICES
- Review Minnesota Statutes Chapter 82, Real Estate Brokers and
- REFUNDS
- AVOIDING COMMON PROBLEMS
- ► Know your deadlines
- ► Understand what makes your license inactive
- ► Double-check the name, SSN, and license number on your application before submitting it
- APPLICABLE LAWS
- Prelicense Education
- Trust Account
- Individual
- Business Entity
- Incomplete Applications
- LICENSE RENEWAL
- Incomplete Applications
- PROHIBITED PRACTICES
- REFUNDS
- QUICK OVERVIEW
- QUALIFYING FOR THE LICENSE
- APPLYING FOR YOUR LICENSE
- Business Entity
- Incomplete Applications
- License Renewal
- Incomplete Applications
- REFUNDS
The primary statute governing real estate salespersons in Minnesota is
There are three courses that you must successfully complete before you apply for a real estate salesperson license, known as "Course I," "Course II," and "Course III." Each course consists of 30 hours of instruction. You must successfully complete Course I before taking the salesperson's examination. You must successfully complete Course II and Cou...
By law you cannot become licensed as a real estate salesperson without first being associated with an actively licensed real estate broker. You must be licensed to act on behalf of a licensed broker, and you may not be licensed to act on behalf of more than one broker in Minnesota during the same period of time. You do not submit your application f...
Under state law, an application that is incomplete is considered withdrawn if the applicant does not submit a complete application within six months of the date the application was received, and the application fee under these circumstances is nonrefundable.
In order for your license to remain active, you must maintain it by remaining associated with an actively licensed real estate broker, and by completing all required continuing education. (Information on what happens when your association with an actively licensed real estate broker ends can be found under "License Inactivation" below.)
"Commercial-only" brokers and salespersons who are engaged solely in the commercial real estate business and whose commercial-only status has been verified with the Commerce Department through the required filing do not have to complete a course on agency law, a course on fair housing, and a specific module training course, but must fulfill all oth...
You do not submit your application to renew your real estate salesperson license; the real estate broker that you become associated with must submit it. Once the application has been approved by the Commerce Department, your broker will be able to print out your renewed license and inform you that your license as a Minnesota real estate salesperson...
Your license will become inactive if any of the following occurs: You don't complete continuing education requirements before the deadline Your license is not successfully renewed Your association with a licensed broker ends Your associated broker's license becomes inactive Your license is revoked or suspended for outstanding tax or child support o...
Your broker must reactivate your license via PULSE after you have completed any missing requirements. The requirements depend on when your real estate salesperson's license became inactive. License inactive for more than two years. Generally, if your real estate salesperson's license has been inactive for more than two years, you must: Complete pre...
If your license becomes inactive because your association with a licensed broker ends, you may become associated with another broker who can apply for transfer of your license to active status, as long as your license renewal deadline has not passed. You must complete all outstanding continuing education requirements before your new broker can subm...
Your real estate license gives you the ability to perform various services that unlicensed individuals are legally forbidden to perform. But state law also prohibits real estate licensees from performing certain acts and practices. For example, you may not act on behalf of more than one party to a transaction without the knowledge and consent of al...
Salespersons, as well as the other items listed under "Applicable Laws" above. If you have any questions, consult with your broker. You may also contact the Commerce Department Enforcement Division at consumer.protection@state.mn.us with questions about permissible acts and practices.
If an individual submits an application in error or wants to withdraw an application for some other reason, state law provides very limited circumstances under which that person may request a refund of the associated license fee. In general, a refund cannot be issued unless the person for whom the application was submitted does not qualify for the ...
Most problems that can arise for license applicants and licensees are easily avoidable by taking a few common-sense steps.
Be aware of the required timelines associated with prelicense courses, the prelicense examination, the license application, continuing education, and license renewal. State law does not provide "grace periods" for missing required deadlines.
Your license becomes inactive when any of the following occurs: You don't complete your required continuing education before the June 30 deadline Your license renewal application isn't submitted before the license renewal deadline Your license renewal fee isn't paid before the license renewal deadline Your broker terminates your association Your br...
Names and numbers are easy to enter incorrectly, by leaving out a letter or transposing a digit. Before submitting an application, double-check all name, Social Security Number, and license number fields to ensure that the information has been entered accurately. This will avoid lengthy delays and confusion that can arise when these important perso...
To qualify for a Minnesota real estate broker license, you must be at least 18 years old and must: Complete the required prelicense education course Have a minimum of three years of active licensed real estate salesperson experience within the five years prior to application for the broker’s examination, or qualify for the salesperson experience wa...
You must successfully complete the 30-hour broker course before applying for your license. You must apply for your broker's license within 12 months of completing the course. Otherwise, you will need to retake it and successfully complete it again. Before registering for the broker course, you must ensure that the course provider is active and in g...
To qualify to sit for the broker's examination, you must either have a minimum of three years of actual licensed real estate salesperson experience within the previous five years prior to application for the examination, or you must qualify for a waiver of the salesperson experience requirement. The experience must have been obtained in Minnesota o...
Every applicant for a real estate broker’s license must provide a notice of trust account status, including the trust account numbers, the effective date, and the name of the financial institution. An applicant for a real estate broker's license may apply for a waiver of these notice requirements, however, if neither the applicant nor any individua...
Real estate broker and salesperson license applications are submitted online via the PULSE system at pulseportal.com. Before starting the application process, make sure that you have the following information; you will need it in order to complete the applications. For the company: □ Full legal Minnesota business name, and the associated business n...
The license applications ask questions about the applicant's criminal history. Any real estate broker, owner, officer, director, member, manager, partner, or salesperson who has a background item that needs to be explained is required to submit certain official documents to show the extent of the issues and how they were ultimately resolved. The ta...
By law you cannot become licensed as a real estate broker without first being associated with a real estate company. How the application for your broker's license is submitted depends on how you will be associated. If you will be working as an individual proprietor or will be serving as the primary broker for a real estate company, you will apply f...
If you will be an individual proprietor real estate broker or a primary real estate broker, you can submit the necessary applications by following these steps: ► Visit pulseportal.com. Make sure the pop-up blocker in your browser is turned off. Do not use your web browser’s “Back” button at any point or the data you enter will be lost. ► Select the...
Applications for real estate salesperson licenses and non-primary real estate broker licenses are submitted by the primary broker for the real estate company that the salesperson or non-primary broker will be associated with. The primary broker can submit an application by following these steps: ► Visit pulseportal.com. Make sure the pop-up blocker...
If you submit an application in error or want to withdraw an application for some other reason, state law provides very limited circumstances under which you may request a refund of the associated license fee. In general, you cannot receive a refund unless you do not qualify for the license, and you must request a refund within six months of the da...
If you submit an application in error or want to withdraw an application for some other reason, state law provides very limited circumstances under which you may request a refund of the associated license fee. In general, you cannot receive a refund unless you do not qualify for the license, and you must request a refund within six months of the da...
If you submit an application in error or want to withdraw an application for some other reason, state law provides very limited circumstances under which you may request a refund of the associated license fee. In general, you cannot receive a refund unless you do not qualify for the license, and you must request a refund within six months of the da...
If you submit an application in error or want to withdraw an application for some other reason, state law provides very limited circumstances under which you may request a refund of the associated license fee. In general, you cannot receive a refund unless you do not qualify for the license, and you must request a refund within six months of the da...
If you submit an application in error or want to withdraw an application for some other reason, state law provides very limited circumstances under which you may request a refund of the associated license fee. In general, you cannot receive a refund unless you do not qualify for the license, and you must request a refund within six months of the da...
If you submit an application in error or want to withdraw an application for some other reason, state law provides very limited circumstances under which you may request a refund of the associated license fee. In general, you cannot receive a refund unless you do not qualify for the license, and you must request a refund within six months of the da...
If you submit an application in error or want to withdraw an application for some other reason, state law provides very limited circumstances under which you may request a refund of the associated license fee. In general, you cannot receive a refund unless you do not qualify for the license, and you must request a refund within six months of the da...
If you submit an application in error or want to withdraw an application for some other reason, state law provides very limited circumstances under which you may request a refund of the associated license fee. In general, you cannot receive a refund unless you do not qualify for the license, and you must request a refund within six months of the da...
If you submit an application in error or want to withdraw an application for some other reason, state law provides very limited circumstances under which you may request a refund of the associated license fee. In general, you cannot receive a refund unless you do not qualify for the license, and you must request a refund within six months of the da...
If you submit an application in error or want to withdraw an application for some other reason, state law provides very limited circumstances under which you may request a refund of the associated license fee. In general, you cannot receive a refund unless you do not qualify for the license, and you must request a refund within six months of the da...
If you submit an application in error or want to withdraw an application for some other reason, state law provides very limited circumstances under which you may request a refund of the associated license fee. In general, you cannot receive a refund unless you do not qualify for the license, and you must request a refund within six months of the da...
If you submit an application in error or want to withdraw an application for some other reason, state law provides very limited circumstances under which you may request a refund of the associated license fee. In general, you cannot receive a refund unless you do not qualify for the license, and you must request a refund within six months of the da...
If you submit an application in error or want to withdraw an application for some other reason, state law provides very limited circumstances under which you may request a refund of the associated license fee. In general, you cannot receive a refund unless you do not qualify for the license, and you must request a refund within six months of the da...
If you submit an application in error or want to withdraw an application for some other reason, state law provides very limited circumstances under which you may request a refund of the associated license fee. In general, you cannot receive a refund unless you do not qualify for the license, and you must request a refund within six months of the da...
If you submit an application in error or want to withdraw an application for some other reason, state law provides very limited circumstances under which you may request a refund of the associated license fee. In general, you cannot receive a refund unless you do not qualify for the license, and you must request a refund within six months of the da...
If you submit an application in error or want to withdraw an application for some other reason, state law provides very limited circumstances under which you may request a refund of the associated license fee. In general, you cannot receive a refund unless you do not qualify for the license, and you must request a refund within six months of the da...
If you submit an application in error or want to withdraw an application for some other reason, state law provides very limited circumstances under which you may request a refund of the associated license fee. In general, you cannot receive a refund unless you do not qualify for the license, and you must request a refund within six months of the da...
If you submit an application in error or want to withdraw an application for some other reason, state law provides very limited circumstances under which you may request a refund of the associated license fee. In general, you cannot receive a refund unless you do not qualify for the license, and you must request a refund within six months of the da...
If you submit an application in error or want to withdraw an application for some other reason, state law provides very limited circumstances under which you may request a refund of the associated license fee. In general, you cannot receive a refund unless you do not qualify for the license, and you must request a refund within six months of the da...
If you submit an application in error or want to withdraw an application for some other reason, state law provides very limited circumstances under which you may request a refund of the associated license fee. In general, you cannot receive a refund unless you do not qualify for the license, and you must request a refund within six months of the da...
If you submit an application in error or want to withdraw an application for some other reason, state law provides very limited circumstances under which you may request a refund of the associated license fee. In general, you cannot receive a refund unless you do not qualify for the license, and you must request a refund within six months of the da...
If you submit an application in error or want to withdraw an application for some other reason, state law provides very limited circumstances under which you may request a refund of the associated license fee. In general, you cannot receive a refund unless you do not qualify for the license, and you must request a refund within six months of the da...
If you submit an application in error or want to withdraw an application for some other reason, state law provides very limited circumstances under which you may request a refund of the associated license fee. In general, you cannot receive a refund unless you do not qualify for the license, and you must request a refund within six months of the da...
If you submit an application in error or want to withdraw an application for some other reason, state law provides very limited circumstances under which you may request a refund of the associated license fee. In general, you cannot receive a refund unless you do not qualify for the license, and you must request a refund within six months of the da...
If you submit an application in error or want to withdraw an application for some other reason, state law provides very limited circumstances under which you may request a refund of the associated license fee. In general, you cannot receive a refund unless you do not qualify for the license, and you must request a refund within six months of the da...
If you submit an application in error or want to withdraw an application for some other reason, state law provides very limited circumstances under which you may request a refund of the associated license fee. In general, you cannot receive a refund unless you do not qualify for the license, and you must request a refund within six months of the da...
If you submit an application in error or want to withdraw an application for some other reason, state law provides very limited circumstances under which you may request a refund of the associated license fee. In general, you cannot receive a refund unless you do not qualify for the license, and you must request a refund within six months of the da...
If you submit an application in error or want to withdraw an application for some other reason, state law provides very limited circumstances under which you may request a refund of the associated license fee. In general, you cannot receive a refund unless you do not qualify for the license, and you must request a refund within six months of the da...
If you submit an application in error or want to withdraw an application for some other reason, state law provides very limited circumstances under which you may request a refund of the associated license fee. In general, you cannot receive a refund unless you do not qualify for the license, and you must request a refund within six months of the da...
If you submit an application in error or want to withdraw an application for some other reason, state law provides very limited circumstances under which you may request a refund of the associated license fee. In general, you cannot receive a refund unless you do not qualify for the license, and you must request a refund within six months of the da...
If you submit an application in error or want to withdraw an application for some other reason, state law provides very limited circumstances under which you may request a refund of the associated license fee. In general, you cannot receive a refund unless you do not qualify for the license, and you must request a refund within six months of the da...
If you submit an application in error or want to withdraw an application for some other reason, state law provides very limited circumstances under which you may request a refund of the associated license fee. In general, you cannot receive a refund unless you do not qualify for the license, and you must request a refund within six months of the da...
If you submit an application in error or want to withdraw an application for some other reason, state law provides very limited circumstances under which you may request a refund of the associated license fee. In general, you cannot receive a refund unless you do not qualify for the license, and you must request a refund within six months of the da...
If you submit an application in error or want to withdraw an application for some other reason, state law provides very limited circumstances under which you may request a refund of the associated license fee. In general, you cannot receive a refund unless you do not qualify for the license, and you must request a refund within six months of the da...
If you submit an application in error or want to withdraw an application for some other reason, state law provides very limited circumstances under which you may request a refund of the associated license fee. In general, you cannot receive a refund unless you do not qualify for the license, and you must request a refund within six months of the da...
If you submit an application in error or want to withdraw an application for some other reason, state law provides very limited circumstances under which you may request a refund of the associated license fee. In general, you cannot receive a refund unless you do not qualify for the license, and you must request a refund within six months of the da...
If you submit an application in error or want to withdraw an application for some other reason, state law provides very limited circumstances under which you may request a refund of the associated license fee. In general, you cannot receive a refund unless you do not qualify for the license, and you must request a refund within six months of the da...
If you submit an application in error or want to withdraw an application for some other reason, state law provides very limited circumstances under which you may request a refund of the associated license fee. In general, you cannot receive a refund unless you do not qualify for the license, and you must request a refund within six months of the da...
If you submit an application in error or want to withdraw an application for some other reason, state law provides very limited circumstances under which you may request a refund of the associated license fee. In general, you cannot receive a refund unless you do not qualify for the license, and you must request a refund within six months of the da...
If you submit an application in error or want to withdraw an application for some other reason, state law provides very limited circumstances under which you may request a refund of the associated license fee. In general, you cannot receive a refund unless you do not qualify for the license, and you must request a refund within six months of the da...
If you submit an application in error or want to withdraw an application for some other reason, state law provides very limited circumstances under which you may request a refund of the associated license fee. In general, you cannot receive a refund unless you do not qualify for the license, and you must request a refund within six months of the da...
If you submit an application in error or want to withdraw an application for some other reason, state law provides very limited circumstances under which you may request a refund of the associated license fee. In general, you cannot receive a refund unless you do not qualify for the license, and you must request a refund within six months of the da...
If you submit an application in error or want to withdraw an application for some other reason, state law provides very limited circumstances under which you may request a refund of the associated license fee. In general, you cannot receive a refund unless you do not qualify for the license, and you must request a refund within six months of the da...
If you submit an application in error or want to withdraw an application for some other reason, state law provides very limited circumstances under which you may request a refund of the associated license fee. In general, you cannot receive a refund unless you do not qualify for the license, and you must request a refund within six months of the da...
If you submit an application in error or want to withdraw an application for some other reason, state law provides very limited circumstances under which you may request a refund of the associated license fee. In general, you cannot receive a refund unless you do not qualify for the license, and you must request a refund within six months of the da...
If you submit an application in error or want to withdraw an application for some other reason, state law provides very limited circumstances under which you may request a refund of the associated license fee. In general, you cannot receive a refund unless you do not qualify for the license, and you must request a refund within six months of the da...
If you submit an application in error or want to withdraw an application for some other reason, state law provides very limited circumstances under which you may request a refund of the associated license fee. In general, you cannot receive a refund unless you do not qualify for the license, and you must request a refund within six months of the da...
If you submit an application in error or want to withdraw an application for some other reason, state law provides very limited circumstances under which you may request a refund of the associated license fee. In general, you cannot receive a refund unless you do not qualify for the license, and you must request a refund within six months of the da...
If you submit an application in error or want to withdraw an application for some other reason, state law provides very limited circumstances under which you may request a refund of the associated license fee. In general, you cannot receive a refund unless you do not qualify for the license, and you must request a refund within six months of the da...
If you submit an application in error or want to withdraw an application for some other reason, state law provides very limited circumstances under which you may request a refund of the associated license fee. In general, you cannot receive a refund unless you do not qualify for the license, and you must request a refund within six months of the da...
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