Licensing Process
For California Agents
Everest Careers offers the most comprehensive way to get your real estate license in Ventura County. Complete your online pre-licensing real estate training courses at your own pace. We've partnered with REVEI to offer all-inclusive real estate licensing training courses that are interactive and streamlined providing the most relevant material to successfully pass your real estate licensing exam.
Our goal is to make sure you pass the state real estate licensing exam on your first try! We ensure you will have everything you need, from pre-license courses to test prep tools. The high quality of the real estate licensing materials takes the guesswork out of studying for the exam, and our excellent service means that we’re only a phone call or email away!
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License Requirements
To get your license, you must:
- Be at least 18 years old
- Successfully complete Real Estate Principles, Real Estate Practice, and an approved elective
- Pass the state licensing exam.
The online course package we recommend combines the required Real Estate Principles course, Real Estate Practice course and your choice of an Appraisal, Finance, or Legal Aspects (we highly recommend Legal Aspects) course. These are all the courses you need to meet your prelicense educational requirements.
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Included with the online courses are bi-weekly live workshops with Joel Carlson, a certified instructor with the National Association of Realtors. These supplemental workshops are optional yet give our students an opportunity to meet face-to-face with an instructor and ask additional questions.
All if this for $385 plus tax & shipping. However, once you close your first transaction with Century 21 Everest we will happily reimburse your tuition fees.
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Titles for
Real Estate Professionals
Content sourced from Realtor.com
If you’re entering the real estate market for the first time, you may find real estate professionals’ various titles a little confusing. Sometimes consumers use these titles interchangeably, but there are some important differences between the roles of the various professionals, as well as different requirements for using particular titles.
The real estate profession is regulated by state governments, which have different requirements for earning a license. In general, though, the titles you may come across include:
- Real estate agent: Anyone who achieves a real estate license can be called a real estate agent, whether that license is as a sales professional, an associate broker or a broker. State requirements vary, but in all states, you must take a minimum number of classes and pass a test to achieve your license.
- REALTOR®: A real estate agent who is a member of the National Association of REALTORS®, which means that he or she must uphold the standards of the association and its code of ethics.
- Real estate broker: A person who has taken education beyond the agent level as required by state laws and has passed a broker’s license exam. Brokers can work alone or they can hire agents to work for them.
- Real estate salesperson: Another name for a real estate agent.
- Real estate associate broker: Someone who has taken additional education classes and earned a broker’s license but chooses to work under the management of a broker.
