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To become a salesperson in Nevada, you must meet the following requirements:

• Age: Must be at least 18 years old.
• Education: Must have a high school diploma or equivalent.
• Coursework: Complete 120 hours of pre-license education, which includes:
  • 45 hours (or 3 college credits) in Real Estate Principles.
  • 45 hours (or 3 college credits) in Real Estate Law (including 18 hours of Nevada law).
  • 15 hours (or 1 college credit) in contracts.

1. Complete Required Education: Finish 120 hours of pre-license education from an approved provider.
2. Submit Fingerprints: Complete a fingerprint background check through an approved vendor.
3. Pass the Exam: Schedule and pass the real estate salesperson exam administered by PSI.
4. Apply for the License: Submit your application along with proof of education, exam results, and the required fees to the Nevada Real Estate Division.

Things do change, so be sure to confirm the latest requirements with the state: