Laws & AgencyQuestion 40 of 120
To obtain a California real estate salesperson license, an applicant must, among other requirements, be at least:
a.16 years old
b.18 years old
c.21 years old
d.25 years old
Explanation
An applicant for a California real estate salesperson license must be at least 18 years old, complete the required college-level courses, and pass the state exam. Applicants must also submit fingerprints for a background check. A salesperson must work under a licensed broker.
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