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Arkansas Real Estate Salesperson

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Arkansas Real Estate License: Complete Roadmap

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1

Master Arkansas License Law and AREC Rules (ACA § 17-42)You are here

Study AREC structure, powers, and disciplinary authority. Understand the licensing process: age 18+, 60-hour pre-license course (30 in basic principles), background check, exam approval, 90-day application window, and post-license within 6 months.

20
hours
2

Learn Trust Account and Statutory Requirements

Memorize trust account rules: 'trust/escrow' labeling, FDIC institution, non-interest bearing, no commingling, principal broker responsibility. Study agency contract expiration dates, written agreements, self-dealing disclosure (ACA § 17-42-311), advertising rules, and executive broker roles.

15
hours
3

Study Agency Relationships and Disclosures

Understand Arkansas agency types (seller agent, buyer agent, dual agent), required disclosure timing, fiduciary duties, waivable vs. non-waivable duties, and consequences of failure to disclose agency representation.

15
hours
4

Review National Real Estate Principles

Cover property ownership types, contracts (Statute of Frauds, breach remedies), appraisal methods (sales comparison, cost, income approach), financing instruments (FHA, VA, conventional), federal fair housing, environmental disclosures, and real estate math.

40
hours
5

Run Timed Mixed Practice Sets

Simulate the exam with full mixed practice sets. Review every missed question by topic area and ACA § 17-42 rule reference. Pay special attention to trust account scenarios and agency disclosure questions.

20
hours
Estimated total study time
110 hours
That's about 11 weeks at 10 hours/week

Can You Take the AR Real Estate Exam?

Check if you meet the basic eligibility requirements

Age
At least 18 years old
Education
60-hour pre-license course from AREC-approved school (30 hours must be basic principles of real estate)
Background Check
State and federal background check required as part of the licensing application
Fingerprinting
Fingerprint card required for all applicants
Additional Requirements
  • Receive AREC approval before scheduling Pearson VUE exam
  • Must apply to AREC (with forms and fees) within 90 days of passing the exam
  • AREC application fee: $50 for Arkansas residents; $85 if taking exam
  • Post-license education must be completed within 6 months of initial licensure to remain active
  • Annual license renewal required (AREC 2026 License Renewal Form)
  • Salesperson cannot deal independently of principal broker
  • All real estate agreements must be in writing
  • Agency contracts must include written expiration date (AREC Reg 8.3)

AR Real Estate Quick Facts

Time to Get Licensed

6-10 weeks for most candidates

From start to license in hand

Exam Provider

Pearson VUE

In-Person Only
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Retake Policy

Candidates may retake failed sections. If one section is passed and the other failed, only the failed section needs to be retaken. Check AREC and Pearson VUE for specific retake waiting periods.

Total Cost Breakdown

Exam Fee$150 total Pearson VUE exam fee (2-for-1 discount when both portions registered simultaneously)
Application Fee$85 AREC application fee (if taking exam); or $160 if not required to take exam
Total Estimated Cost$235+ before pre-license course tuition
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AR Real Estate-Specific Topics Covered

ACA § 17-42: Arkansas Real Estate License Law — the primary statutory authority for ARECMinimum age 18 (same as most states); 60 hours pre-license (30 in basic principles)Post-license education required within 6 months of initial licensure (license goes inactive if not completed)AREC application window: must apply within 90 days of passing the examAgency agreements must include a written expiration date — AREC Regulation 8.3All real estate agreements must be in writing — Statute of FraudsTrust accounts: must be labeled 'trust' or 'escrow', FDIC-insured, non-interest bearing (except IREBTA program)No commingling: trust funds must never be mixed with personal or business fundsSelf-dealing: licensees must disclose licensed status in writing when buying/selling for their own account (ACA § 17-42-311)Salespersons cannot deal independently of principal broker; all compensation flows through principal brokerAdvertising: firm name must appear; blind advertising (without firm name) prohibited — AREC Advertising Best Practices Guide July 2025Recovery Fund: compensates consumers harmed by licensee misconduct; licensee whose action caused payment loses licenseDual agency: permitted with written consent of all partiesAnnual license renewal (AREC 2026 License Renewal Form); CE requirements applyReciprocity: Arkansas may honor licenses from states with 70% minimum passing score
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AR Real Estate Exam Details

Arkansas Real Estate Salesperson

Administered by Arkansas Real Estate Commission (AREC) / Pearson VUE

Official Source
70% on each section (national and state)
Passing Score
110
Questions
5
Hours
$150 total (2-for-1 discount when both portions registered simultaneously; $85 AREC application fee)
Exam Fee
Study time: 80-120 hours
Prerequisites: Complete 60-hour pre-license course (30 hrs basic principles) from AREC-approved school, be at least 18 years old, and submit application to AREC for exam approval

Exam Content Breakdown

Based on the official Arkansas Real Estate Commission (AREC) / Pearson VUE content outline

National Real Estate Principles73% (80 questions)

Property ownership, land use, valuation, financing, contracts, agency, fair housing, disclosures, and math

Arkansas State Law (ACA § 17-42)27% (30 questions)

AREC powers, licensing requirements, trust accounts, agency disclosures, statutory requirements, self-dealing, and Recovery Fund

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