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Hawaii Real Estate Salesperson

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Hawaii Real Estate License: Complete Roadmap

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1

Master Hawaii License Law (HRS Chapter 467 & HIREC Rules)You are here

Study HIREC structure, licensing eligibility (age 18+, 60 hrs prelicense), license types, principal broker requirements, renewal (Dec 31 even years), 20-hr CE, and disciplinary authority.

20
hours
2

Learn Leasehold, Ownership Types & Disclosures

Understand leasehold vs. fee simple, ground rent, lease terms, HRS Chapter 508D seller disclosure law (15-day rescission), Bureau of Conveyances vs. Land Court, and condominium law (HRS 514B).

20
hours
3

Study HARPTA, Conveyance Tax & Hawaii Calculations

Master HARPTA (7.25% withholding, N-288/N-288A, 20-day deadline, resident exemption via N-289), conveyance tax rates (tiered by value), GET on commissions, and property tax proration (Aug 20 / Feb 20).

15
hours
4

Review Land Use, Contracts & Landlord-Tenant Law

Study Hawaii's four state land use districts, Special Management Areas (SMA), DROA contract, Agreement of Sale, and HRS Chapter 521 (1-month security deposit, 14-day return, 28-day termination notice).

15
hours
5

Review National Real Estate Principles

Cover property ownership types, agency law, contracts, valuation methods, financing instruments, and federal fair housing regulations.

30
hours
6

Run Timed Practice Sets

Simulate the 4-hour exam with full 130-question practice sets. Target 70% on each portion independently.

20
hours
Estimated total study time
120 hours
That's about 12 weeks at 10 hours/week

Can You Take the HI Real Estate Exam?

Check if you meet the basic eligibility requirements

Age
At least 18 years old
Education
60-hour pre-license course from HIREC-approved school; must hold high school diploma or equivalent
Background Check
Background check required as part of licensing application
Fingerprinting
Fingerprinting may be required
Additional Requirements
  • Must be a U.S. citizen, national, or authorized to work in the U.S.
  • Must have valid Social Security Number
  • Must affiliate with a licensed principal broker to activate license
  • License expires December 31 of even-numbered years
  • CE: 20 hours every 2 years including mandatory Hawaii Core course
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What You'll Study

4 chapters covering everything you need to pass

HI Real Estate-Specific Topics Covered

HRS Chapter 467: Hawaii statutes governing real estate licensing, HIREC structure, and enforcement authorityLeasehold property: very common in Hawaii; buyers pay ground rent and do not own the underlying landHRS Chapter 508D: Seller Disclosure Law — sellers must disclose known material conditions; buyers have 15-day rescission rightHARPTA (Hawaii Real Property Tax Act): 7.25% withholding from nonresident sellers; forms N-288, N-288A, N-288B, N-289Conveyance tax: tiered rates from $0.10 to $1.25 per $100 based on property value and use (HRS Chapter 247)GET (General Excise Tax): applies to real estate commissions in Hawaii (4% Oahu, 0.5% neighbor islands base rate)State Land Use Commission: classifies all Hawaii land as Urban, Rural, Agricultural, or ConservationSpecial Management Area (SMA): coastal zone management requiring county SMA permits for significant developmentHRS Chapter 514B: Condominium Property Act — governs condo ownership, AOAO, reserve studiesHRS Chapter 421J: Planned Community Associations — disclosure requirements for buyersHRS Chapter 521: Residential Landlord-Tenant Code — security deposit (1 month max), 14-day return, 28-day noticeBureau of Conveyances: records documents in Regular System (grantor/grantee index)Land Court: Torrens system providing certificate of title guaranteeing absolute ownershipAgreement of Sale (AOS): seller-financed installment contract where seller retains legal title until paid in fullCE requirement: 20 hours every 2 years including mandatory Hawaii Core course
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HI Real Estate Exam Details

Hawaii Real Estate Salesperson

Administered by Hawaii Real Estate Commission (HIREC) / PSI Examination Services

Official Source
70% on each portion (national and state)
Passing Score
130
Questions
4
Hours
$61 exam fee
Exam Fee
Study time: 80-120 hours
Prerequisites: Complete 60-hour HIREC-approved pre-license course; minimum age 18

Exam Content Breakdown

Based on the official Hawaii Real Estate Commission (HIREC) / PSI Examination Services content outline

National Real Estate Principles62% (80 questions)

Property ownership, land use, valuation, financing, contracts, agency, and federal regulations

Hawaii Real Estate Law38% (50 questions)

HIREC licensing (HRS Ch. 467), professional conduct, material facts disclosure, types of ownership, land use, contracts, financing, escrow, calculations

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