West Virginia Real Estate Salesperson Exam — All Questions
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West Virginia Licensing Requirements
To qualify for a West Virginia salesperson license, an applicant must first complete:
- a.A four-year college degree in real estate
- b.The required 90-hour pre-license course from an approved provider✓
- c.A 30-hour ethics course only
- d.A two-year apprenticeship under a broker
West Virginia requires an applicant to complete the required 90-hour pre-license course from an approved provider before taking the salesperson licensing examination. After passing the exam and meeting eligibility requirements, the salesperson must associate with a supervising broker to activate the license.