North Carolina Real Estate Broker Exam — All Questions
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Licensure
A newly licensed North Carolina broker holds a provisional broker license. To remove the provisional status, the broker must:
- a.Simply renew the license for two years
- b.Pass a second state examination
- c.Open their own brokerage firm
- d.Complete the required post-licensing education within the allowed time✓
A North Carolina provisional broker must complete the mandatory post-licensing education courses within the allowed period to remove the provisional status and become a full broker. Merely renewing, opening a firm, or retaking the exam does not satisfy this requirement. Failing to complete post-licensing education on time results in the license becoming inactive.