What are the Requirements to get your Hawaii License?
To be eligilble to get your Hawaii Real Estate Salesperson License you must be at least 18 years old, be a United States citizen or authorized to work in the U.S. (including have a SS #), possess a reputation for or record of competency, honesty, truthfulness, financial integrity and fair dealing. and have received a high school education or its equivalent.
What steps are needed to Get your Hawaii Real Estate License?
Visit http://cca.hawaii.gov/reb/ for more information on getting your license.
Students are required to pass the prelicensing course, pass their state exam (adminstered through the company PSI Exams), and submit their application to the State of Hawaii. Students also need to work with a brokerage and pay any necessary application fees, as well as wait 3-4 weeks for their applications to be reviewed and approved. Students from any island can take the course because the course curriculum is standardized state-wide, and the state exam is the same for students regardless of where the student resides. In addition, the the license is good state-wide meanings students from Oahu can sell real estate in Kauai and vice versa. Students from Oahu, Big Island, Maui, Kauai, and Lanai can all take the same course and will learn all of the necessary information to pass their State Licensing Exam. The course, exam and license are all good state-wide.
How do I Pass This Course? How long do I have?
To successfully pass the Live Hawaii Real Estate Salesperson Prelicensing course students must take all of their quizzes and successfully pass their exam with a 70% or higher for the Salesperson Course and 75% or higher for the Broker Course. Students may re-take their exam for no additional fee (if needed). Students must complete the online course within one year of their registration date (the date that the payment is made). Students who take the Instructor Series over Zoom may move into a later class if they are unable to make the dates with 48 hours notice prior to the start day/time of the course by emailing the school. A student can move their enrollment one time as a courtesy in case their work schedule changes or something unexpected occurs (but not repeatedly). The student can move into any other scheduled series within a year of their purchase date, when their schedule allows by emailing the school.
Certificate of Completion - Upon successful completion of the course, a Certificate of Completion will be issued on Wednesday for submissions sent in by Friday evening. Students MUST use the name that appears on their drivers license for their certificate. Your completion certificate is effective for two years from the date of issue, allowing you take the licensing exam anytime during that period. Certificates are created every Mon/Tues and sent out on Wednesdays. Students should schedule their PSI Exam on Thursday (or later) so they have their certificates in time for their exam. If a student requires an "immediate" certificate, a $50 expeditated fee is required. Certificates are sent out via email. Students will need to print out the certificate on a full size piece of paper (8 1/2 by 11) to show the proctor at their state exam. This certificate is required to be presented at the testing center or online test in order to take the State exam. Upon receiving their certificates, students should check all information for accuracy against their state ID. Re-issuance of Certificates - A fee of $50.00 will be charged for each replacement certificate provided.
Refunds: Sorry, there are no refunds provided.
What is it like taking the State Licensing Exam? How much is it? The exam has two parts the "Uniform" portion covering general real estate principles and practices and the "State Law" section dealing with specific Hawaii statutes. The exam consists of multiple choice questions only. Each section of the exam is graded separately and requires a passing score of 70% each (75% for Broker Exam). Candidates that fail either portion of the exam may retake the exam and need only retake the part of the exam failed. Students will receive a detailed booklet with an outline of what topics are on the exam, as well as step by step instructions on how to register with their course materials (Cost is $61 for the exam).
What do I need to do after I pass the Hawaii Real Estate Exam (PSI Exam)?
Anyone who successfully passes the State Salesperson exam must apply for their license within two (2) years of passing the salesperson's examination date. Licensing fees must be paid at the time of application to the State of Hawaii. The application for licensure will be provided by PSI upon passing the exam. For more information regarding Real Estate Licensing in Hawaii, please call the Hawaii Real Estate Commission at (808) 586-2643
What if my course expires (after a year) and I'm not done, or I want to use it to study? What can I do?
You can pay $100 to extend the course for another year, but typically students do complete the course in a couple of weeks to a couple of months! You can pay the extension fee below.
The Maui Real Estate School reserves the right, in the unlikely event, to require the withdrawal at any time of any students who, in the judgment of the school, is not respectful to the instructor or other students, who interferes with the attempts of other students, who threatens or otherwise intimidates any student or instructor in any way, or who practices academic dishonestly. No refunds will be provided in such a case.
To be eligilble to get your Hawaii Real Estate Salesperson License you must be at least 18 years old, be a United States citizen or authorized to work in the U.S. (including have a SS #), possess a reputation for or record of competency, honesty, truthfulness, financial integrity and fair dealing. and have received a high school education or its equivalent.
What steps are needed to Get your Hawaii Real Estate License?
Visit http://cca.hawaii.gov/reb/ for more information on getting your license.
Students are required to pass the prelicensing course, pass their state exam (adminstered through the company PSI Exams), and submit their application to the State of Hawaii. Students also need to work with a brokerage and pay any necessary application fees, as well as wait 3-4 weeks for their applications to be reviewed and approved. Students from any island can take the course because the course curriculum is standardized state-wide, and the state exam is the same for students regardless of where the student resides. In addition, the the license is good state-wide meanings students from Oahu can sell real estate in Kauai and vice versa. Students from Oahu, Big Island, Maui, Kauai, and Lanai can all take the same course and will learn all of the necessary information to pass their State Licensing Exam. The course, exam and license are all good state-wide.
How do I Pass This Course? How long do I have?
To successfully pass the Live Hawaii Real Estate Salesperson Prelicensing course students must take all of their quizzes and successfully pass their exam with a 70% or higher for the Salesperson Course and 75% or higher for the Broker Course. Students may re-take their exam for no additional fee (if needed). Students must complete the online course within one year of their registration date (the date that the payment is made). Students who take the Instructor Series over Zoom may move into a later class if they are unable to make the dates with 48 hours notice prior to the start day/time of the course by emailing the school. A student can move their enrollment one time as a courtesy in case their work schedule changes or something unexpected occurs (but not repeatedly). The student can move into any other scheduled series within a year of their purchase date, when their schedule allows by emailing the school.
Certificate of Completion - Upon successful completion of the course, a Certificate of Completion will be issued on Wednesday for submissions sent in by Friday evening. Students MUST use the name that appears on their drivers license for their certificate. Your completion certificate is effective for two years from the date of issue, allowing you take the licensing exam anytime during that period. Certificates are created every Mon/Tues and sent out on Wednesdays. Students should schedule their PSI Exam on Thursday (or later) so they have their certificates in time for their exam. If a student requires an "immediate" certificate, a $50 expeditated fee is required. Certificates are sent out via email. Students will need to print out the certificate on a full size piece of paper (8 1/2 by 11) to show the proctor at their state exam. This certificate is required to be presented at the testing center or online test in order to take the State exam. Upon receiving their certificates, students should check all information for accuracy against their state ID. Re-issuance of Certificates - A fee of $50.00 will be charged for each replacement certificate provided.
Refunds: Sorry, there are no refunds provided.
What is it like taking the State Licensing Exam? How much is it? The exam has two parts the "Uniform" portion covering general real estate principles and practices and the "State Law" section dealing with specific Hawaii statutes. The exam consists of multiple choice questions only. Each section of the exam is graded separately and requires a passing score of 70% each (75% for Broker Exam). Candidates that fail either portion of the exam may retake the exam and need only retake the part of the exam failed. Students will receive a detailed booklet with an outline of what topics are on the exam, as well as step by step instructions on how to register with their course materials (Cost is $61 for the exam).
What do I need to do after I pass the Hawaii Real Estate Exam (PSI Exam)?
Anyone who successfully passes the State Salesperson exam must apply for their license within two (2) years of passing the salesperson's examination date. Licensing fees must be paid at the time of application to the State of Hawaii. The application for licensure will be provided by PSI upon passing the exam. For more information regarding Real Estate Licensing in Hawaii, please call the Hawaii Real Estate Commission at (808) 586-2643
What if my course expires (after a year) and I'm not done, or I want to use it to study? What can I do?
You can pay $100 to extend the course for another year, but typically students do complete the course in a couple of weeks to a couple of months! You can pay the extension fee below.
The Maui Real Estate School reserves the right, in the unlikely event, to require the withdrawal at any time of any students who, in the judgment of the school, is not respectful to the instructor or other students, who interferes with the attempts of other students, who threatens or otherwise intimidates any student or instructor in any way, or who practices academic dishonestly. No refunds will be provided in such a case.