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Cheapest States for Agent License

46 states ranked by lowest licensing costs for Agent licensing, updated for 2026.

#1

New York

$80

New York ranks #1 for lowest licensing costs among all states for Agent licensing. Pre-licensing: 77 hrs.

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Full Rankings

# State Total Fees
1 New York (NY) $80
2 Indiana (IN) $115
3 Florida (FL) $120.50
4 Colorado (CO) $132
5 Maryland (MD) $142
6 Tennessee (TN) $154
7 Michigan (MI) $167
8 Minnesota (MN) $168
9 North Carolina (NC) $168
10 Pennsylvania (PA) $181
11 New Hampshire (NH) $190
12 Missouri (MO) $192.50
13 Arkansas (AR) $200
14 Mississippi (MS) $200
15 Arizona (AZ) $202
16 Illinois (IL) $208
17 Maine (ME) $209
18 Vermont (VT) $210
19 Ohio (OH) $214
20 Idaho (ID) $215
21 Utah (UT) $223
22 Louisiana (LA) $231.75
23 Nevada (NV) $240
24 Delaware (DE) $262
25 West Virginia (WV) $263.75
26 Iowa (IA) $271
27 New Jersey (NJ) $271.05
28 Rhode Island (RI) $273
29 Kansas (KS) $280
30 Oklahoma (OK) $280
31 Kentucky (KY) $281.25
32 Alabama (AL) $283
33 Texas (TX) $301
34 North Dakota (ND) $304
35 Hawaii (HI) $343
36 Georgia (GA) $345
37 Virginia (VA) $356.50
38 South Dakota (SD) $380
39 Oregon (OR) $436.25
40 New Mexico (NM) $454
41 Alaska (AK) $485
42 Washington (WA) $494
43 Nebraska (NE) $495
44 California (CA) $499
45 Wyoming (WY) $499
46 Connecticut (CT) $729

Methodology

Rankings are based on official state licensing data collected from state real estate commissions and regulatory bodies. Fee data includes application, examination, license, and fingerprinting costs as published by each state. Data is verified regularly and updated for 2026.

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