FAQ

If you get your New Jersey Real Estate license first, you can get a waiver and be exempt from taking the National Portion of the Pennsylvania Exam. You can schedule your New Jersey licensee exam through PSI. After obtaining your NJ license, you will request a Certificate of Licensure from the NJ Real Estate Commission (fee of $25). When the Certificate of Licensure arrives, you will take it and complete PSI’s 2-page application and fax it to the Pennsylvania testing center. You will then schedule just the state portion of the PA licensing exam. Or you can take the entire exam in both states.

NJ and PA require both a background check as well as fingerprinting.

You must take 75 hours of pre-licensing classes in NJ and in PA. It can take anywhere from three to ten weeks depending on the schedule you choose (all day for three weeks, two evenings a week, or Saturdays only) You can take the state examination immediately after passing the class, and results are available immediately. Scheduling a fingerprinting appointment takes 7-10 days. The state Real Estate Commission takes approximately
5-7 days to process your license.

To qualify for a real estate salesperson’s license an applicant must be 18 years of age or older, have a high school education or equivalency, complete a 75-hour pre-licensure course at a licensed school and pass the license examination. After successfully completing the course and passing the examination the applicant must apply for a license through a sponsoring real estate broker. The first step is to contact the Princeton School of Real Estate and sign up for a class.

Applicants must be 18 years of age or older and complete a 75-hour pre licensure course. Prior to submitting an application, you must take and pass the real estate salesperson examination. Complete an application from the Pennsylvania State Real Estate Commission website. Submit education transcripts and passing exam notices along with the application. The first step is to contact the Princeton School of Real Estate and sign up for a class.

Agents that would like to begin their career with Weidel Real Estate prior to taking their exam may be eligible to sign the Weidel Letter of Intent Form. During this pre-licencing period, you are entitled to participate in any non-license activities in the office and will have access to and be able to prepare marketing materials for your business.