Prepare for Washington broker licensing with the current DOL and PSI workflow. exam help

Washington issues entry-level real estate licenses as broker licenses, supervised by a managing broker, and the Department of Licensing uses PSI Testing Excellence as its examination vendor. Current DOL guidance requires candidates to be at least 18, have a high school diploma or equivalent, complete 90 hours of approved education made up of a 60-hour Real Estate Fundamentals course and a 30-hour Real Estate Practices course, and apply for and complete the required broker exams within two years of completing the courses. The school must submit course completion records to PSI before the candidate can register. DOL also states that candidates must pass both state and national exams within six months of each other or retake both, while Washington rules require a minimum scaled score of 70 on each portion. HiraEdu helps candidates plan education completion, PSI eligibility, national and Washington portions, commonly referenced 100 national and 30 state item structure, license law, agency, brokerage relationships, trust accounts, property management, land use, disclosures, fair housing, score reports, retakes, fingerprinting, managing broker affiliation, license application timing, first-renewal education, continuing education, and renewal follow-through.