Oregon Real Estate Licensing Training/School

1. Complete the educational requirements. You must complete a state-approved prelicense program like ProSchools'. Our interactive online program includes easy-to-read lessons, flash reviews, PROactive games, and quizzes to help cement the information in each lesson. Live classes in East Portland and West Portland are available to supplement your online studies.
2. Complete a background check. Submit to the State of Oregon Real Estate Agency a completed background check form with one set of fingerprints and a processing fee. ProSchools West Portland location has the required state forms, offer help with completing them, and can provide fingerprinting services. We encourage you to submit your documentation promptly because processing can take several weeks.
3. Pass the OR real estate license exam. You will need to pass a 200-question multiple-choice exam with a score of 75% or better. When you complete ProSchools' online program, you will have over a 95% chance of passing.
4. Submit a completed license application form and appropriate fee.
   
   

1. Contact the State of Oregon Real Estate Agency to determine if Oregon has a reciprocal licensing agreement with the state in which you are actively licensed.
2. Request a license history /verification be sent from the regulatory agency of the state in which you are actively licensed to the Oregon Real Estate Agency.
3. Complete a background check. Submit to the State of Oregon Real Estate Agency a completed background check form with one set of fingerprints and a processing fee.
4. Complete the educational requirements. Most individuals licensed in another state must complete a state-approved prelicense program like ProSchools'. Our interactive online program includes easy-to-read lessons, flash reviews, PROactive games, and quizzes to help cement the information in each lesson.
5. Pass the OR real estate license exam. In most cases, you will need to pass a 200-question multiple-choice exam with a score of 75% or better. Individuals who hold an active principal broker license from another state may be eligible to waive the national portion of the exam, and just take the 50-question state portion. When you complete ProSchools' online program, you will have over a 95% chance of passing.
6. Submit a completed license application form and appropriate fee.

Oregon Real Estate Exam Information
Oregon real estate license applicants must pass a computerized exam administered
by PSI , a national testing firm with exam sites in Portland, Wilsonville, Bend, Eugene, Medford, and Baker City.

To register, mail the exam application with the appropriate fee to the Oregon Real Estate Agency. You can submit it with the background check or before, during, or upon completing your coursework. After processing your application, the Oregon Real Estate Agency will send you an exam eligibility letter and scheduling information. You are encouraged to reserve your exam date at least three to four business days prior.

1. Personal information - legal name, address, phone, SSN, date of birth
2. Exam specifics - exam type, preferred date, and test center location
3. Eligibility letter personal identification number
   
   

For more information, click here to view PSI's website, which includes exam reservation guidelines, and a list of all PSI test center locations and hours of operation.

Upon arriving at the test center, you'll need to show your photo ID to the test administrator. Then a brief online tutorial will familiarize you with the computerized testing system before you answer 200 multiple-choice questions.

You will have five hours to complete the exam. Be sure to attempt to answer every question. A minimum score of 75% is required to pass the real estate exam. Your score will be available immediately. A passing score is valid for one year.

Read the Oregon Real Estate License and Examination Information prepared by the Oregon Real Estate Agency.