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Connecticut Real Estate Online Courses
Your Lifelong Real Estate Partner in the Constitution State
Jumping into real estate for the first time? Expanding your business to Connecticut? No matter where you are in your career, we’ll help you find the edge to succeed in Connecticut’s real estate market. Choose from our online licensing programs designed for Massachusetts reciprocity, and prepare to thrive in the Constitution State.
Note: The only Connecticut licensing solution that Kaplan offers is reciprocity through a Massachusetts license.
Steps for Obtaining Massachusetts License Reciprocity
- Earn your Massachusetts real estate license
- Apply for license reciprocity through the Connecticut Real Estate Commission
Looking to Get Licensed?
Get started with our steps to Connecticut licensing.
Review Connecticut State Requirements for Sales Associates and Broker Associates
Take a look at the Connecticut Real Estate Commission’s real estate licensing and continuing education requirements.
Three Ways to Learn: Live Online, Online Video, or Online
Explore our range of course formats, all designed to help you fulfill your Connecticut real estate license and continuing education requirements.
Live Online Experience all the benefits of a live classroom setting from anywhere you’re able to get online. In Live Online courses, you’ll learn from expert instructors in real time. | Online Video Prefer to study on your own terms? These prerecorded instructor-led video courses are for you. Learn from Kaplan’s elite real estate instructors while starting, stopping, and resuming as needed. | Online Designed for students who prefer entirely self-paced content, our Online format allows you to learn through text-based course materials whenever and wherever it’s most convenient for you. |
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Connecticut Real Estate Licensing Information, Reciprocity, and Portability
- State Governing Body: Connecticut Real Estate Commission
Reciprocity: Connecticut offers full reciprocity with the following states: Alabama, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Massachusetts, Mississippi, Nebraska, Ohio, Oklahoma, Rhode Island
Steps to Real Estate License Reciprocity in Connecticut:
- Step 1: Have an active real estate license in good standing with no disciplinary proceedings or unresolved complaints
- Step 2: Submission of license history with your completed, notarized application
- Step 3: Complete the state portion of the Connecticut Real Estate Licensing Examination if you’re from Florida, Illinois, Indiana, or Ohio, or haven’t passed a written examination in a reciprocal state
- Step 4: The supervising broker must have an active Connecticut broker license for salesperson applicants
Military Portability:
- Hold a valid license in the same profession from another U.S. jurisdiction
- Has at least four years of experience, including (i) practice under such license, permit, certification or registration, (ii) classroom education, and (iii) on-the-job training
- Be in good standing, with no revocations, disciplinary actions, or pending investigations
- Pass any required background or character checks
- Pay all standard application fees
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- Earn your Massachusetts real estate salesperson license:
- Complete 40 hours of education
- Submit a real estate salesperson license application that includes three candidate endorsements
- Pass the Massachusetts State and National Exam within two years of completing your education
- Ensure that your supervising broker has an active Connecticut broker license
- Apply for Connecticut license reciprocity through the Connecticut Real Estate Commission