Step 1: Meet Basic Eligibility Requirements
To obtain a Real Estate Salesperson license in Delaware, you must:
- Be at least 18 years old
- Have a high school diploma or equivalent
- Be a U.S. citizen or legally authorized to work
- Be of good moral character
Step 2: Complete Required Pre-Licensing Education
You must complete 99 hours of Delaware-approved pre-licensing education through a Delaware Real Estate Commission–approved provider, including:
- 66 hours of Real Estate Principles
- 33 hours of Real Estate Practices
Step 3: Pass the Delaware Real Estate Exam
After completing your education, you must pass the Delaware Real Estate Salesperson Exam, which includes:
- National portion
- State-specific portion
The exam is administered by PSI Exams.
Step 4: Complete Criminal Background Check
You must submit to a criminal background check, including fingerprinting, as part of the licensing process.
Step 5: Find a Sponsoring Broker
You must be sponsored by a licensed Delaware real estate broker who will supervise your work.
Step 6: Submit Your License Application
Submit your Salesperson License Application to the Delaware Real Estate Commission, including:
- Proof of education
- Exam pass results
- Background check documentation
- Sponsoring broker information
- Required fees
Step 7: Receive Your License
Once approved, your Delaware Real Estate Salesperson license will be issued and activated under your sponsoring broker.
Step 8: Complete Post-Licensing Education
Within your first year of licensure, you must complete 21 hours of post-licensing education.
Step 9: Maintain Your License with Continuing Education
- Licenses are renewed every two years
- You must complete 21 hours of continuing education per renewal cycle