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Oregon Real Estate Broker License

Requirements, fees, and steps to upgrade to broker

0 yrs
Experience Required
150 hrs
Education Hours
$436
Total Fees
8-16
Weeks to License

Experience Requirements

No prior experience required for initial broker license in Oregon.

Alternative Pathways:

Principal broker requires additional qualifications and experience beyond broker license.

Education Requirements

Complete 150 hours of broker pre-license education from OREA-approved providers.

Required Courses:

  • 150 hours of required broker pre-license education

Must have high school diploma, GED, or equivalent international qualification.

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Broker Examination

Exam Name

Oregon Real Estate Broker Examination

Provider

PSI

Format

130 questions: 80 national (120 min) and 50 state-specific (75 min), total 195 minutes

Passing Score

75% on both portions

Exam Fee

$75

Retake Policy

Exam scores valid for one year. Must reapply if scores expire.

Fees

Application Fee $300
Examination Fee $75
Background Check $61
Total $436

Does not include pre-licensing course costs. OREA sends Applicant ID within 1-2 business days of application.

Timeline

1

Complete Pre-License Education

Complete 150 hours of broker pre-license courses

4-8 weeks

2

Submit Application

Apply through OREA eLicense portal with $300 fee

1-2 days

3

Complete Fingerprinting

Complete fingerprint certification and background check at PSI

1-2 weeks

4

Pass Broker Examination

Schedule and pass the 130-question broker exam

1-2 weeks

5

Receive License

License issued after passing exam with valid background check

1-2 weeks

License Renewal

Renewal Cycle

Every 2 years

Renewal Fee

$300

CE Hours Required

30 hours

Online Renewal

Available

Continuing education including Law and Rule Required Course (LARRC) and State/Federal Fair Housing course required before renewal (effective Jan 1, 2026).

Reciprocity Agreements

Oregon does not have reciprocity agreements with other states.

Oregon has reciprocal agreements with Alabama, Alberta (Canada), Georgia, Nebraska, and South Dakota.

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