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Overview of the RealEstateU Michigan Real Estate Test Prep
Are you looking to get access to Michigan real estate exam sample questions?
Or, do you need to know what will be tested on the MI state licensing exam?
Our Michigan real estate license prep was written for students who ask themselves these exact questions.
Our test prep consists of two parts. The first part is the Michigan real estate license exam study guide, which goes through the outline for the test and lists exactly what you need to know in a bullet point format. The second part consists of three Michigan real estate exam practice tests.
How do you pass the Michigan real estate exam on the first try?
The most effective way to get prepared for the exam is to go through sample questions. Pay attention to the questions you answer incorrectly and understand why the correct answer is correct. Our Michigan real estate exam practice tests mimic the actual state licensing exam. If you can answer at least 90% of the sample questions correctly, you should do just fine on the actual state test.
In addition, we recommend that you read through the Michigan real estate license exam study guide portion at least twice. You don't have to memorize every bullet point in the guide, but you do need to be familiar with each concept.
What Should You Expect From the RealEstateU Michigan Real Estate Exam Prep Course
What makes RealEstateU's Michigan real estate exam study guide the best guide?
Each year, we have thousands of students go through our 40-hour Michigan Real Estate Salespersons course and then take and pass the state licensing exam. So, we have a very good understanding of what you need to know to pass the state licensing exam on the first try.
Our Michigan real estate test prep and Michigan real estate exam license practice exams take everything we know about passing the exam on the first try and condense it into a simple and easy-to-use guide.
Our entire Michigan real estate exam prep is available online. You can take the prep course anytime using your desktop, tablet, or smartphone.
We also provide 24x7 support. We're here to answer any questions you may have about the exam.
Email us at support@realestateu.com if you have any questions.
Commonly Asked Questions on the Michigan Real Estate Exam
The Michigan real estate licensing exam is a computer-based test administered by PSI Services, LLC. The examination fee is $79 per attempt for both salesperson and broker candidates. Broker applicants may register directly with PSI without obtaining pre-approval, while salesperson applicants must first submit their application and upload their 40-hour prelicensure certificate through MiPLUS before becoming eligible to schedule the exam. Exam results are valid for one year from the date of passing.
The Michigan real estate exam is administered by PSI and covers both national and state-specific real estate content. The exam is split into two portions, and candidates must pass both to pass overall. The 40-hour prelicensure education requirement for salespersons is designed to prepare candidates for the exam. Exam results are valid for 1 year from the date of passing, the exam fee is $79 per attempt, and candidates who fail can retake the exam.
The Michigan real estate salesperson and broker exams are administered by PSI and are split into national and state-specific portions. PSI offers practice tests through its online store and publishes a Candidate Information Bulletin outlining exam content for both exams. The 40-hour prelicensure course covers the material tested on the salesperson exam, and broker applicants must complete 90 hours of prelicensure education before taking the broker exam.
PSI Services, LLC administers the Michigan real estate licensing exam for both salespersons and brokers. Candidates can register and schedule exams through PSI's website at psiexams.com or by calling 855-579-4635. Salesperson applicants must first submit their application through MiPLUS and upload their 40-hour prelicensure certificate before PSI sends an eligibility email with a Candidate ID, typically within 24 to 48 hours of approval. Broker applicants do not need pre-approval and can register directly with PSI.
How long does it take to get my real estate exam results in Michigan? You will receive your Michigan state licensing exam score right after you complete the exam. If you passed the exam, you will only receive a PASS score. Passing numerical scores are not available. If you did not pass the exam, you will receive an individual score for each of the major sections in the exam outline. You can use this feedback to help you study for your next exam attempt. If you passed the exam, you will receive a passing score report at the PSI exam site. After your license application is approved by LARA, PSI will email you your Exam Candidate ID number. Once you have this number, you can then schedule your state exam through PSI.
What to do after passing real estate exam in Michigan? If your sponsoring broker confirmed your employment through MiPLUS at least 48 business hours prior to your exam date, you will receive a photo pocket license at the PSI testing center right after you pass the state exam. This will allow you to start work immediately as a Michigan real estate salesperson. Your exam information is typically imported into your MiPLUS account within 48 business hours after passing the exam. Once LARA receives your passing score, and your broker sponsorship is confirmed, a state-issued paper wall license and pocket card will be mailed to your sponsoring broker's main office. If you have a sponsoring broker but your employment was not confirmed before your state exam pass date, your broker must submit an Employing Broker Notification form. Once the form is received and processed by LARA, a photo pocket license, state-issued paper wall license, and pocket card will be mailed to your sponsoring broker. Please note, you must pass the state licensing exam and have a Michigan employing broker within one year of applying for your license. Otherwise, you must resubmit a new license application and retake the state licensing exam.
Do I need a calculator for real estate exam in Michigan? We recommend that you bring a calculator to the Michigan state licensing exam; however, please note, PSI only permits non-programmable calculators that are silent, battery-operated, do not have paper tape printing capabilities, and do not have a keyboard. You cannot use your smartphone as a calculator.
What to bring to real estate exam in Michigan? You must bring two valid forms of ID to the PSI testing center. The first ID must meet all of the following criteria: • Be a current, valid and government-issued, photo ID, such as a driver's license, state-issued ID, or passport. • The name on the government-issued photo ID must match the name you used to register for the exam, including designations such as "Jr." or "III", etc. • It must include your current photo and signature. The second form of ID must contain a signature that matches the official photo ID, such as a social security card, credit card, bankcard, military or school ID. If you cannot provide the required IDs, you must contact PSI at least two weeks prior to your exam date to arrange a way to meet this security requirement. Once LARA approves your license application, PSI will email you your Exam Candidate ID number. This number is used to schedule your state exam. You will have to provide this number to PSI, which they will use to verify that you are eligible to take the exam.