Career Information

What a challenging and rewarding career path to take!  As a real estate professional, you’ll contribute to building communities and fulfilling people’s dreams of homeownership.  Almost daily, you’ll guide people through the largest single purchase of their lifetimes.  How exciting! 

A real estate career offers the opportunity to be your own boss, enjoy considerable personal freedom, and have unlimited earning potential.

Hawaii Real Estate License Requirements:

To obtain a new real estate license in Hawaii as a salesperson, you need to:

• Complete a 60-hour real estate prelicense course.  Upon successful completion, you will be given a school completion certificate, which is valid for two years from the date of issuance.  Prudential Locations’ real estate prelicense course, offered online for your convenience, includes interesting reading assignments and frequent practice quizzes to measure your mastery of the material, while preparing you to pass the state license exam.
• Pass a salesperson license exam with a score of 70% or better.   The exam consists of 80 national and 50 state specific questions.  When you complete Prudential Locations’ program, you’ll have a 95% chance of passing.
• Be at least 18 years old.
• Be a U.S. citizen/national or alien authorized to work in the United States.
• Complete a license application and pay the corresponding fee.  The salesperson license application will be provided to you at the test site upon successfully passing the Hawaii real estate exam.

If you hold a current license from another state:

If you hold a current license from another state, you may be able to forego the prelicense course requirement and/or the requirement to take the national (uniform) portion of the exam by obtaining an equivalency certificate.  You need to:

• Hold a real estate license that was active within one year immediately prior to applying for a Hawaii real estate license.
• Apply for and obtain an equivalency to the prelicense education course, using the Application for Prelicensing Education Equivalency-Real Estate application.  As part of this process, you must request a “Verification of License” form be completed by the regulatory agency of the state in which you are actively licensed.
• Apply for and obtain an equivalency to the uniform section of the Hawaii lic3ensing examination, using the form provided by the Real Estate Branch (REB).  You may qualify for this if you hold a current license in another state and you passed the uniform section of that state’s licensing exam.  If granted, you will only have to take the Hawaii section of the exam.
• Pass the state portion of the salesperson license exam (50 questions).  A passing score is 70% or better.
• Be at least 18 years old.
• Be a U.S. citizen/national or alien authorized to work in the United States.
• Complete a license application and pay the corresponding fee.  The license application will be provided to you at the test site upon successfully passing the Hawaii portion of the real estate examination.

Course Information and Pricing
Learning Options to Fit Your Lifestyle
You’re in complete control of your real estate education at Prudential Locations.  Log on and complete your lessons online in the comfort of your own home.  Or print out your lessons and read them while lounging at the beach. 

It’s totally up to you.  Simply decide what’s best for your schedule and learning style.  Learn at your own pace, anywhere and anytime.

In only a month or two, a six-figure income will be well within your reach!  And it will cost next to nothing compared to an associate’s or bachelor’s degree.