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Ohio real estate salesperson license exam prep - preparing new agents for the PSI state exam and their salesperson license. Education and exam preparation from Hanux Learning.
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The Ohio Real Estate Salesperson License is the entry-level license to work as a real estate agent in Ohio. A salesperson lists and sells real estate under the supervision of a licensed broker. It is issued by the Ohio Division of Real Estate & Professional Licensing (part of the Department of Commerce); the courses are approved by the Ohio Real Estate Commission - it is a license, not a certification. To earn it, you complete 120 hours of approved pre-license education - more than most states, typically four courses including Real Estate Principles & Practices, a 40-hour Ohio Real Estate Law course (covering civil rights and housing discrimination), Real Estate Finance and Real Estate Appraisal. You secure a sponsoring Ohio broker before applying (the broker signs your examination application), pass the state exam through PSI (national and Ohio portions, 70% to pass), and complete a fingerprint-based background check within 10 days of applying.
An Ohio real estate salesperson license is your entry into a large and affordable property market, from Columbus, Cleveland and Cincinnati to Ohio's smaller cities and towns. As a licensed salesperson (working under a broker) you can represent buyers and sellers, list and show property, and earn commission. It is the standard first step into an Ohio real estate career and the foundation for becoming a broker later.
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This license is for people starting a real estate career in Ohio: - People new to real estate in Ohio - Career changers entering property sales - Real estate assistants going licensed - Anyone planning to become an Ohio broker later You must be at least 18, have a high school diploma or equivalent, and be a US citizen or legal alien.
How to earn the license:
1. Complete 120 hours of approved pre-license education - typically four courses, including a 40-hour Ohio Real Estate Law course. These hours must come from an Ohio-approved provider.
2. Prepare for the state exam with a structured course and practice ...
The Ohio Real Estate Salesperson licensing exam assesses your understanding of real estate principles, laws, regulations, and professional practices required to work as a licensed salesperson in Ohio. Key areas include property ownership, contracts, agency relationships, financing, valuation, property management, disclosures, brokerage practices, and Ohio-specific real estate laws and regulations. Understanding the exam structure, major subject areas, licensing requirements, and preparation approach can help candidates study effectively and demonstrate the knowledge required to pursue an Ohio Real Estate Salesperson license.
Details verified on 25 August 2026 against the Ohio Division of Real Estate & Professional Licensing (com.ohio.gov) and reputable sources. This is the entry-level state license issued by the Division, not a certification. Hanux Learning provides education and exam preparation; the Division issues the license, and the 120 hours must be completed through an Ohio-approved provider. A sponsoring broker is required before you apply, and a 20-hour post-license course is due within 12 months of licensure.
This course is for people pursuing an Ohio real estate salesperson license: - People new to real estate in Ohio - Career changers entering property sales - Real estate assistants going licensed - Anyone planning to become an Ohio broker later You must be at least 18, have a high school diploma or equivalent, and be a US citizen or legal alien. Our course provides Ohio-specific training and exam preparation, with practice for the national and Ohio portions. Remember: the 120 mandated hours must be completed through an Ohio-approved provider, the Division issues the license, and you need a sponsoring Ohio broker before you apply for the exam.
