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7 STEPS TO GET A REAL ESTATE LICENSE:

1) Register with Thrust International School of Real Estate

2) Attend the next Pre-License Course.

3) Study the Text before classes begin, and continue studying.

4) Attend Classes. ( Hours Required )

5) Register for state license examination.

6) Take and pass, the state license examination.

7) Send completed application form and proper fee to the Missouri Real Estate Commission.

Test Content

Both the Missouri Real Estate Salesperson and the Missouri Real Estate Broker Licensure Examinations consist of two parts:

(1) the National Real Estate Examination and
(2) the Missouri Real Estate Supplement Examination.

The National Real Estate Salesperson and Broker Examinations each consist of 100 multiple-choice questions. Based on an examination outline approved by the Missouri Real Estate Commission, the National Examinations test knowledge of general real estate law, finance and practices common to the field of real estate.

The Missouri Supplement Salesperson and Broker Examinations deal with topics relating particularly to Missouri law and specific real estate practices followed in Missouri. There are 40 multiple-choice questions on the Salesperson Examination and 75 multiple-choice questions on the Broker Examination. An outline of the topics covered by the Missouri Real Estate Supplement Examinations is shown below:

Topic	Number of Salesperson	Questions Broker
Chapter 339, RSMo, and Division 250, Rules and Regulations	30	60
Estimated Closing Costs	10	0
Listings, Offers, and Closings	0	15
Total Number of Questions	40	75

The questions on these examinations are designed to measure your ability to understand and apply the fundamental principles of real estate. There are two general types of questions. The first measures fundamental knowledge of real estate; the second requires the ability to apply fundamentals of real estate laws, principles and methods to familiar and new problems. Both types of questions require knowledge of real estate laws, principles and practices. Comprehension of basic real estate mathematical computations is necessary for each examination. The total time allowed for both portions of the examination is four hours.

Your score report will show your score on the portion or portions of the test which you took. The National portion (Salesperson and Broker) contains 100 items; the State Salesperson portion contains 40 items; and the State Broker portion contains 75 items. If you take the National portion, your score report will also show your scores on each of the areas of the National portion.

TO PASS THE MISSOURI REAL ESTATE EXAMINATION (SALESPERSON OR BROKER), YOU MUST ATTAIN A SCORE OF AT LEAST 75% ON BOTH THE NATIONAL AND THE STATE PORTIONS.

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