If you’re interested in becoming a professional Realtor, congratulations! You’ve completed the first step in starting a new, rewarding career. Not to be confused with a hobby, the real estate industry is a serious business – one in which individuals must be dedicated to succeed. There are risks involved, but the potential for income is limitless. Read on to find out what you need to know about becoming a professional Realtor.
Before you embark on your real estate career, you must abide by your state’s requirements. Obtaining a real estate license issued by the North Carolina Real Estate Commission (NCRE) is necessary for transacting real estate brokerage business for compensation as an agent. It’s actually a criminal offense to operate as a real estate agent without the proper licensing required by our state. There are three primary types of individual real estate licenses issued by the state of North Carolina:
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