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Connecticut Real Estate Salesperson
Educational Requirement:
60 Hour Real Estate Principles and Practices
60 Hours In-Class Instruction
School's Final Exam: 70%
State Examination: (Administered by an Independent Testing Vendor)
Two Part Examination:
General (Given In All States): 70%
State (State Specific): 70%
Experience:
None
Other Basic Requirements:
18 Years
Broker Sponsorship is Not Required To Take State Exam
Department of Consumer Protection, Real Estate Division: Click Here
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Connecticut Real Estate Broker
Educational Requirement:
60 Hour Real Estate Principles and Practices
15 Hour Real Estate Legal Compliance
15 Hour Real Estate Brokerage Principles and Practices
Two 15 Hour Electives
State Examination: (Administered by an Independent Testing Vendor)
Two Part Examination:
General (Given in All States): 75%
State (State Specific): 75%
Experience:
Actively Engaged For At Least 1,500 Hours As a Licensed Real Estate Salesperson Under the Supervision of a Licensed Real Estate Broker in this State During The Three Years Immediately Preceding the Date On Which Such Applicant Filed Such Applicant's Application.
Has Represented Seller, Buyer, Lessor, Lessee In At Least 4 Real Estate Transactions That Closed During the 3 Years Immediately Preceding the Date On Which Such Applicant Filed Such Applicant's Application.
Department of Consumer Protection, Real Estate Division: Click Here
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State Provisional Licensed Appraiser
Educational Requirements:
30 Hours Appraisal Principals
30 Hours Appraisal Practices
15 Hours Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practices (USPAP)
State Examination:
None
Experience:
None
Department of Consumer Protection, Appraisal Division: Click Here
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Certified Residential Appraiser
Educational Requirements:
Requirement A - (200 Classroom Hours)
30 Hour Basic Appraisal Principles
30 Hour Basic Appraisal Procedures
15 Hour Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP)
15 Hour Residential Market Analysis and Highest and Best Use
15 Hour Residential Appraiser Site Valuation and Cost Approach
30 Hour Residential Sales Comparison and Income Approaches
15 Hour Residential report Writings and Case Studies
15 Hour Statitics, Modeling and Finance
15 Hour Advanced Residential Applications and Case Studies
20 Hour Appraisal Subject Matter Electives
Requirement B - Associate's Degree from an Accredited College or 21 Semester Hours in the Following College-Level Courses (3 Hours Each)
English Composition
Principles of Economics, Either Macroeconomics or Microeconomics
Finance
Algebra, Geometry, or Higher Level Mathematics
Statistics
Computers (Introductory Level Course), Including Word Processing and Spreadsheets
Business Law or Real Estate Law
State Examination:
AQB Certified Residential (75% Minimum)
Experience:
2500 Hours
24 Months
Department of Consumer Protection, Appraisal Division: Click Here
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Certified General Appraiser
Educational Requirements:
Requirement A - (300 Classroom Hours)
30 Hour Basic Appraisal Principals
30 Hour Basic Appaisal Procedures
15 Hour Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP)
30 Hour General Appraisal Market Analysis and Highest and Best Use
15 Hour Statistics, Modeling and Finance
30 Hour General Appraiser Sales Comparison Approach
60 Hour General Appraiser Income Approach
30 Hour General Appraiser Report Writing and Case Study
30 Hour Appraisal Subject Matter Electives
Requirement B - Bachelor's Degree from an Accrediated College or 30 Semester Hours of the Following College Level Courses:
English Composition
Macroeconomics
Microeconomics
Finance
Algebra, Geometry, or Higher Level Mathematics
Computers (Introductory Level Course), Including Word Processing and Spreadsheets
Business Law or Real Estate Law
Two Elective Courses in the Following Subject Matters: Accounting, Geography, Ag-Ecomonics,
Business Management, or Real Estate
State Examination:
AQB Certified General (75% Minimum)
Experience:
3000 Hours
30 Months
Department of Consumer Protection, Appraisal Division: Click Here
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