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Vermont Real Estate Salesperson Licensing Exam

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Vermont Real Estate Salesperson

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Vermont Real Estate License: Complete Roadmap

Follow this path to maximize your chances of passing on the first try

1

Complete Pre-License EducationYou are here

Enroll in and complete a VREC-approved 40-hour pre-license education course covering national real estate principles and Vermont-specific laws.

40
hours
2

Study Vermont-Specific Laws

Focus on 26 V.S.A. Chapter 41 (real estate licensing), Act 250 land use permits, Property Transfer Tax, Current Use Program, and Vermont Fair Housing additions.

15
hours
3

Master Agency & Disclosure Rules

Study Vermont's Consumer Mandatory Disclosure Form, Designated Agency, seller's agent duties before showing, and buyer's agent confidentiality obligations.

10
hours
4

Practice National Exam Topics

Review contracts (19%), financing (10%), agency (13%), property ownership (10%), and real estate calculations using PSI national content outline.

20
hours
5

Take Practice Tests

Complete all 200 OpenExamPrep VT Real Estate practice questions. Aim for 80%+ before scheduling the real exam.

10
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6

Schedule & Pass Both Exams

Register for the PSI national exam at a Vermont PSI testing center, then complete the state jurisprudence exam online through VT OPR.

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Estimated total study time
100 hours
That's about 10 weeks at 10 hours/week

Can You Take the VT RE Salesperson Exam?

Check if you meet the basic eligibility requirements

Age
At least 18 years old
Education
High school diploma or equivalent; 40 hours of VREC-approved pre-license education
Background Check
Background check required; criminal history reviewed by VREC on a case-by-case basis
Additional Requirements
  • •Complete 40-hour VREC-approved pre-license education course
  • •Pass both PSI national exam (70%) and VT state jurisprudence exam (75/100)
  • •Affiliate with a licensed Vermont principal broker before applying for license
  • •Submit license application and fees to Vermont OPR

VT RE Salesperson Quick Facts

Time to Get Licensed

6-10 weeks for most candidates

From start to license in hand

Exam Provider

PSI (national exam); VT OPR (state jurisprudence exam)

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Retake Policy

PSI exam: waiting period may apply; candidates should check PSI for current retake rules. State jurisprudence exam: retake available through VT OPR online system.

Total Cost Breakdown

Exam Fee$110 PSI national exam fee per attempt
Application FeeContact VT OPR for current application fees
Total Estimated Cost~$400-$800 including education ($200-$500), exam ($110), and application fees
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What You'll Study

4 chapters covering everything you need to pass

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Chapter 1: Vermont Real Estate Commission & Licensing

3 sections

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Chapter 2: Agency Relationships & Mandatory Consumer Disclosure

2 sections

3

Chapter 3: Vermont Contracts & Property Disclosures

2 sections

4

Chapter 4: Trust Accounts & License Violations

2 sections

VT RE Salesperson-Specific Topics Covered

Vermont Real Estate Commission (VREC) — 5 members under VT Office of Professional Regulation (OPR)26 V.S.A. Chapter 41 — Vermont real estate licensing statutesPre-license: 40 hours VREC-approved education requiredPost-license: 8 hours continuing education within 90 days of first licenseLicense renewal: every 2 years by May 31 of even-numbered yearsCE: 16 hours for salespersons (including mandatory 4-hr VT law course); 24 hours for brokersBroker upgrade requirements: 2 years active experience + 8 closed separate unrelated transactions + 40-hr broker course + national examConsumer Mandatory Disclosure Form — must be provided before a buyer/tenant tours a propertyDesignated Agency — allowed in Vermont; designating broker may represent both parties through different agentsAct 250 (10 V.S.A. § 6001 et seq.) — land use permit required for developments of 10+ acres OR 10+ housing units; VT Agency of Natural Resources has primary responsibilityProperty Transfer Tax — buyer pays: 0.5% on first $100,000 + 1.25% above $100,000 (principal residence); 1.47% flat rate (non-principal residence)Current Use Program (Use Value Appraisal) — agricultural/forest land taxed at use value; minimum 25 acres for forestland enrollmentLead Paint Two-Stage Disclosure — Part I (Essential Maintenance Practices) before contract signing; Part II at closingVermont Fair Housing additions to federal protected classes: veteran status, receipt of public assistance, marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, creed (employment status is NOT a protected class)Trust Accounts — commingling prohibited; earnest money must be deposited within 3 banking days; all funds through supervising broker
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VT RE Salesperson Exam Details

Vermont Real Estate Salesperson Licensing Exam

Administered by Vermont Real Estate Commission (VREC) / Office of Professional Regulation (OPR) / PSI

Official Source
70% on national exam (70/100); 75 out of 100 on state jurisprudence exam
Passing Score
100
Questions
150
Minutes
$110 PSI exam fee
Exam Fee
Study time: 60-90 hours
Prerequisites: Complete 40 hours of VREC-approved pre-license education; minimum age 18; pass background check; affiliate with Vermont licensed principal broker/office

Exam Content Breakdown

Based on the official Vermont Real Estate Commission (VREC) / Office of Professional Regulation (OPR) / PSI content outline

Real Property Characteristics and Legal Descriptions10%

Property ownership, land descriptions, encumbrances, water rights

Forms of Ownership and Land Use Controls10%

Tenancy types, zoning, deed restrictions, Act 250 permits

Valuation and Market Analysis8%

Appraisal approaches, CMA, market value concepts

Financing10%

Mortgage types, LTV, TILA, RESPA, foreclosure

Agency and Disclosure13%

Agency relationships, fiduciary duties, Consumer Mandatory Disclosure Form, Designated Agency

Contracts19%

Purchase agreements, listing agreements, offer and acceptance, contingencies, escrow

Practice of Real Estate12%

License law, VREC regulations, broker supervision, trust accounts

Transfer of Title6%

Deeds, Property Transfer Tax, closing procedures, title insurance

Property Management3%

Landlord-tenant law, lease agreements, property maintenance

Calculations and National Topics7%

Prorations, cap rate, depreciation, seller net proceeds, acreage

Vermont Licensing Laws & VREC Regulations20%

26 V.S.A. Chapter 41, VREC/OPR structure, pre-license 40 hrs, CE requirements, renewal, discipline

Vermont Agency Law & Consumer Disclosure15%

Consumer Mandatory Disclosure Form, Designated Agency, seller/buyer agent duties, confidentiality

Vermont Land Use Controls & Taxes10%

Act 250, Property Transfer Tax, Current Use Program, lead paint two-stage disclosure

Vermont Contract Practice5%

Vermont-specific contract terms, earnest money, brokerage agreements

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What's Next After the VT RE Salesperson?

After passing the VT RE Salesperson, you can pursue these career paths

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Advance to broker license: 2 years experience + 8 closed transactions + 40-hr course + national exam

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VT RE Salesperson Exam FAQ

Official Vermont Real Estate Commission (VREC) / Office of Professional Regulation (OPR) / PSI Resources

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Vermont Real Estate Commission (VREC)Vermont OPR Professional LicensingPSI VT Real Estate Candidate HandbookVermont Real Estate Laws (26 V.S.A. Chapter 41)

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