HOW TO BECOME A MANAGING REAL ESTATE BROKER IN INDIANA
FOUR SIMPLE STEPS
Indiana State License Law requires that to qualify for managing broker eligibility, one must hold a broker license for two years and complete a 24-hour managing broker course. Once you qualify, you can apply to the Commission for eligibility, using the Application for Designation as a Managing Broker form.
1
Register with the SOS & IPLA
Once you have completed your eligibility, you then need to register your company with the Secretary of State. Visit inbiz.in.gov for more information. If you are already a broker and your license is being held by another brokerage, then you will also need to complete the reassignment of real estate license. Learn more about our courses here.
2
Get a Background Check
You will need to use an Indiana-certified organization to take your fingerprints and conduct a background check.
3
Complete the Managing Broker Pre-License course
This 24-Hour Indiana Managing Broker course covers core topics essential to the development of a real estate managing broker. Learn more about our courses here.
4
Submit your application
Once you have completed all of these steps and fulfilled the experience requirements, you can submit your application and obtain your Indiana Real Estate Managing Broker License.
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