The real estate industry is constantly evolving.  These days a realtor may, and is often expected to, integrate such disciplines as geography, marketing, finance, political science and law. 

Realtors not only help individuals buy and sell homes but also assist in the relocation of their families and property.  A Realtor can also be a critical coordinator in the development of new homes and new properties.

If you are interested in becoming a realtor, visit the Virginia Association of Realtors website.  The website contains tons of information on how to become a realtor and what it evolves.  It also encompasses the many benefits of being a realtor in the state of Virginia.

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Become a licensed REALTOR!

Before becoming a REALTOR®, you must first earn a real estate license.

You must complete a course in the principles of real estate which carries an academic credit of at least four semester hours but not less than sixty hours of classroom, correspondence or other distance learning instruction.

Next you will need to take the Real Estate Sales Person's examination.  When you have successfully completed the examination PSI will send you a pass notice.

You are then ready to complete the license application.

Once you have your license, consider taking an extra step toward competence and professionalism by joining your local, state, and national Associations of REALTORS®. Then, and only then, may you legally use the term "REALTOR®" following your name.