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Requirements & Eligibility Flashcards

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  1. The pre-licensing education must be completed at a school approved by:

    Answer: The Wisconsin DSPS / Real Estate Examining Board

    Only education from a DSPS/Real Estate Examining Board-approved provider counts toward the requirement.

  2. Which of the following is NOT a standard requirement for a Wisconsin salesperson license?

    Answer: Owning real property in Wisconsin

    Owning property is not a licensing requirement; age, education, and passing the exam are.

  3. An applicant who completed pre-licensing education many years ago may need to:

    Answer: Verify the education still meets current approval and recency rules

    Education must meet current approval standards, and older coursework may need to satisfy recency requirements.

  4. For a business entity (like an LLC) to hold a Wisconsin real estate license, it generally must:

    Answer: Be represented by a licensed broker of record

    A licensed business entity must operate under a qualifying licensed broker acting as broker of record.

  5. Providing false information on a license application can result in:

    Answer: Denial of the application or disciplinary action

    Falsifying application information can lead to denial, revocation, or other disciplinary action by DSPS.

  6. Which document is commonly required to verify an applicant's identity during licensing?

    Answer: A government-issued photo ID / Social Security number

    Applicants typically must provide a valid government-issued ID and Social Security number for identity verification.

  7. A person whose real estate license was revoked in another state:

    Answer: May face scrutiny or denial when applying in Wisconsin

    Prior disciplinary history, including revocation elsewhere, is reviewed and may affect Wisconsin eligibility.