• NORTH DAKOTA REAL ESTATE PRE-LICENSE
Get Your North Dakota Real Estate License
Complete 90 hours of pre-license education approved by the North Dakota Real Estate Commission, pass the state exam, and activate your salesperson license under a sponsoring broker.
90 hours required
North Dakota pre-license requirements at a glance
- Eligibility
- 18 or older at application
- Education
- 90-hour NDREC-certified salesperson prelicensure course
- Course age
- Apply within 2 years of completing the course
- State exam
- North Dakota and national exams, given by PSI
- Background
- Credit history ($13) and fingerprint criminal history check ($43)
- Recovery fund
- A one-time $20 payment
Source: NDREC: How to Apply
Compare North Dakota Pre-License Courses
90-Hr. ND Salesperson Pre-Licensing Course Only Package
$699
90 Hours
90-Hr. ND Salesperson Pre-Licensing Premium Package
$1,019
90 Hours
90-Hr. ND Salesperson Pre-Licensing Standard Package
$799
90 Hours
90-Hr. ND Salesperson Pre-Licensing Value Package
$875
90 Hours
Getting a North Dakota real estate license: common questions
How many hours of pre-license education does North Dakota require?
A 90-hour NDREC-certified salesperson prelicensure course for resident applicants.
How long is my course good for?
You must apply for licensure within two years of completing it.
What background checks are required?
A credit history check ($13, run by NDREC) and a fingerprint-based state and national criminal history check ($43, through the ND Office of the Attorney General).
Does North Dakota have reciprocity?
Yes, with Minnesota, Iowa and Georgia for applicants whose primary residence is in one of those states.
Source: NDREC: How to Apply