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National comparison · 2026
Real estate license cost by state
Published figures only. Unknown values are not estimates.
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Alabama
$430.00–$1,105.00
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2026-10-23
Alaska
$700.00–$1,600.00
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Arizona
$500.00–$1,450.00
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Arkansas
$436.00–$1,100.00
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California
$620.00–$1,250.00
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Colorado
$750.00–$1,550.00
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Connecticut
$928.00–$1,490.00
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Delaware
$875.00–$1,450.00
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District of Columbia
$717.00–$1,200.00
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Florida
$300.00–$750.00
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Georgia
$580.00–$1,150.00
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Hawaii
$643.00–$1,475.00
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Idaho
$800.00–$1,550.00
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Illinois
$430.00–$900.00
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Indiana
$550.00–$1,200.00
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2026-10-23
Iowa
$1,025.00–$1,800.00
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2026-10-23
Kansas
$546.00–$1,000.00
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2026-10-23
Kentucky
$935.00–$1,650.00
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2026-10-23
Louisiana
$450.00–$1,150.00
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Maine
$509.00–$950.00
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Maryland
$350.00–$800.00
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Massachusetts
$475.00–$1,000.00
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Michigan
$317.00–$800.00
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Minnesota
$550.00–$1,300.00
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Mississippi
$550.00–$1,100.00
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2026-10-23
Missouri
$490.00–$1,000.00
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2026-10-23
Montana
$670.00–$1,410.00
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2026-10-23
Nebraska
$900.00–$1,750.00
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Nevada
$700.00–$1,500.00
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New Hampshire
$450.00–$800.00
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2026-10-23
New Jersey
$464.00–$955.00
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2026-10-23
New Mexico
$1,643.00–$2,050.00
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New York
$280.00–$800.00
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North Carolina
$473.00–$1,200.00
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North Dakota
$950.00–$1,600.00
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Ohio
$500.00–$1,500.00
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2026-10-23
Oklahoma
$530.00–$1,355.00
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2026-10-23
Oregon
$726.00–$1,220.00
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Pennsylvania
$425.00–$1,100.00
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Rhode Island
$650.00–$1,300.00
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2026-10-23
South Carolina
$380.00–$950.00
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2026-10-23
South Dakota
$880.00–$1,850.00
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Tennessee
$504.00–$1,270.00
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Texas
$650.00–$1,450.00
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Utah
$600.00–$1,150.00
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Vermont
$480.00–$910.00
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Virginia
$560.00–$1,050.00
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Washington
$732.00–$1,490.00
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West Virginia
$615.00–$1,200.00
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Wisconsin
$425.00–$1,000.00
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Wyoming
$1,250.00–$2,000.00
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