Vermont Real Estate License School
aspiring agents of Vermont, you're in good hands: Real Estate Express is the leading real estate education provider in your state, which means you get what you need, when you need it, from the best in the industry. We offer comprehensive and flexible learning solutions through our online courses that, to date, have prepared thousands of agents to pass exams. Additionally, our real estate license school is accredited by ARELLO and IDECC.
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Vermont Real Estate License Education Packages
Our Vermont real estate learning packages range from the required pre-licensing course to everything you need for a strong start in your real estate career.
Choosing the right Vermont Real Estate package is key to your learning success. In the helpful videos below, we'll walk you through each of our packages and help you decide which option is best for you.
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Why enroll with us?
Fully accredited courses
More than 350,000 real estate professionals got their start with Real Estate Express school!
Excellent ratings
Students love the course experience—Our courses receive an average rating of 4.3 out of 5 stars
Instructors with real world experience
Our prized “Instructor Q&A” leaders have almost 80 years of combined real estate experience!
Flexibility
Flexibility to study when and where you want
Support
Lots of “live” support
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If you prefer to purchase a course individually, please select from the options below.
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40-hour Vermont Prelicense Course
As one of the largest sectors of the U.S. economy, the real estate industry influences the national, state, and local economies, provides millions of Americans with jobs, and results in hundreds of billions of dollars of economic activity each year. This huge segment of the economy offers a variety of employment opportunities from construction and home improvement through residential sales, property management, and finance.
How does the sale of a home affect the local economy? Each home sale acts as an economic multiplier. In addition to the money and commissions earned because of the sale, new homeowners may have additional expenditures for remodeling, appliances, services, and furnishings. The employees of these companies, in turn, spend their incomes, thereby expanding the economy. A thriving community attracts businesses, investments, and new residents who, in turn, spend money and expand the economy—a process referred to as an economic multiplier.
Source of Economic Contributions
• Home construction
• Real estate brokerage
• Mortgage lending
• Title insurance
• Rentals and leases
• Home appraisal
• Moving truck service
• Other related activities
You have made a good decision to become a part of this vibrant industry. As a real estate licensee working in a brokerage, you will be in a unique position to help people with their real estate transactions because you have knowledge and experience that most buyers and sellers do not possess. Homeowners will depend on you to guide them through the complexities of buying or selling a home.
A career in real estate sales is rewarding. It offers the opportunity to build a secure future for yourself and to help shape the future of your community.
How does the sale of a home affect the local economy? Each home sale acts as an economic multiplier. In addition to the money and commissions earned because of the sale, new homeowners may have additional expenditures for remodeling, appliances, services, and furnishings. The employees of these companies, in turn, spend their incomes, thereby expanding the economy. A thriving community attracts businesses, investments, and new residents who, in turn, spend money and expand the economy—a process referred to as an economic multiplier.
Source of Economic Contributions
• Home construction
• Real estate brokerage
• Mortgage lending
• Title insurance
• Rentals and leases
• Home appraisal
• Moving truck service
• Other related activities
You have made a good decision to become a part of this vibrant industry. As a real estate licensee working in a brokerage, you will be in a unique position to help people with their real estate transactions because you have knowledge and experience that most buyers and sellers do not possess. Homeowners will depend on you to guide them through the complexities of buying or selling a home.
A career in real estate sales is rewarding. It offers the opportunity to build a secure future for yourself and to help shape the future of your community.
The Basics
The Basics
40-hour Vermont Prelicense Course
As one of the largest sectors of the U.S. economy, the real estate industry influences the national, state, and local economies, provides millions of Americans with jobs, and results in hundreds of billions of dollars of economic activity each year. This huge segment of the economy offers a variety of employment opportunities from construction and home improvement through residential sales, property management, and finance.
How does the sale of a home affect the local economy? Each home sale acts as an economic multiplier. In addition to the money and commissions earned because of the sale, new homeowners may have additional expenditures for remodeling, appliances, services, and furnishings. The employees of these companies, in turn, spend their incomes, thereby expanding the economy. A thriving community attracts businesses, investments, and new residents who, in turn, spend money and expand the economy—a process referred to as an economic multiplier.
Source of Economic Contributions
• Home construction
• Real estate brokerage
• Mortgage lending
• Title insurance
• Rentals and leases
• Home appraisal
• Moving truck service
• Other related activities
You have made a good decision to become a part of this vibrant industry. As a real estate licensee working in a brokerage, you will be in a unique position to help people with their real estate transactions because you have knowledge and experience that most buyers and sellers do not possess. Homeowners will depend on you to guide them through the complexities of buying or selling a home.
A career in real estate sales is rewarding. It offers the opportunity to build a secure future for yourself and to help shape the future of your community.
How does the sale of a home affect the local economy? Each home sale acts as an economic multiplier. In addition to the money and commissions earned because of the sale, new homeowners may have additional expenditures for remodeling, appliances, services, and furnishings. The employees of these companies, in turn, spend their incomes, thereby expanding the economy. A thriving community attracts businesses, investments, and new residents who, in turn, spend money and expand the economy—a process referred to as an economic multiplier.
Source of Economic Contributions
• Home construction
• Real estate brokerage
• Mortgage lending
• Title insurance
• Rentals and leases
• Home appraisal
• Moving truck service
• Other related activities
You have made a good decision to become a part of this vibrant industry. As a real estate licensee working in a brokerage, you will be in a unique position to help people with their real estate transactions because you have knowledge and experience that most buyers and sellers do not possess. Homeowners will depend on you to guide them through the complexities of buying or selling a home.
A career in real estate sales is rewarding. It offers the opportunity to build a secure future for yourself and to help shape the future of your community.
Flashcards
Create decks of flashcards to review key terms and definitions by topic.
Progress Exams
Progress Exams will help you get comfortable taking exams and give you a chance to review what you learned in your course(s).
You will see the correct answers and explanations to all questions at the end of each exam.
You will see the correct answers and explanations to all questions at the end of each exam.
Vermont Exam Prep Final Exams
Exam Preparation
Exam Preparation
40-hour Vermont Prelicense Course
As one of the largest sectors of the U.S. economy, the real estate industry influences the national, state, and local economies, provides millions of Americans with jobs, and results in hundreds of billions of dollars of economic activity each year. This huge segment of the economy offers a variety of employment opportunities from construction and home improvement through residential sales, property management, and finance.
How does the sale of a home affect the local economy? Each home sale acts as an economic multiplier. In addition to the money and commissions earned because of the sale, new homeowners may have additional expenditures for remodeling, appliances, services, and furnishings. The employees of these companies, in turn, spend their incomes, thereby expanding the economy. A thriving community attracts businesses, investments, and new residents who, in turn, spend money and expand the economy—a process referred to as an economic multiplier.
Source of Economic Contributions
• Home construction
• Real estate brokerage
• Mortgage lending
• Title insurance
• Rentals and leases
• Home appraisal
• Moving truck service
• Other related activities
You have made a good decision to become a part of this vibrant industry. As a real estate licensee working in a brokerage, you will be in a unique position to help people with their real estate transactions because you have knowledge and experience that most buyers and sellers do not possess. Homeowners will depend on you to guide them through the complexities of buying or selling a home.
A career in real estate sales is rewarding. It offers the opportunity to build a secure future for yourself and to help shape the future of your community.
How does the sale of a home affect the local economy? Each home sale acts as an economic multiplier. In addition to the money and commissions earned because of the sale, new homeowners may have additional expenditures for remodeling, appliances, services, and furnishings. The employees of these companies, in turn, spend their incomes, thereby expanding the economy. A thriving community attracts businesses, investments, and new residents who, in turn, spend money and expand the economy—a process referred to as an economic multiplier.
Source of Economic Contributions
• Home construction
• Real estate brokerage
• Mortgage lending
• Title insurance
• Rentals and leases
• Home appraisal
• Moving truck service
• Other related activities
You have made a good decision to become a part of this vibrant industry. As a real estate licensee working in a brokerage, you will be in a unique position to help people with their real estate transactions because you have knowledge and experience that most buyers and sellers do not possess. Homeowners will depend on you to guide them through the complexities of buying or selling a home.
A career in real estate sales is rewarding. It offers the opportunity to build a secure future for yourself and to help shape the future of your community.
Flashcards
Create decks of flashcards to review key terms and definitions by topic.
Progress Exams
Progress Exams will help you get comfortable taking exams and give you a chance to review what you learned in your course(s).
You will see the correct answers and explanations to all questions at the end of each exam.
You will see the correct answers and explanations to all questions at the end of each exam.
Vermont Exam Prep Final Exams
REX Live National Crammer
Exam Preparation Plus
Exam Preparation Plus
Sherri Johnson 90-day Boot Camp
This video-based instructional program from preferred real estate coach Sherri Johnson ensures you will produce income in your first 90 days and can help you exceed your goals your first year!
40-hour Vermont Prelicense Course
As one of the largest sectors of the U.S. economy, the real estate industry influences the national, state, and local economies, provides millions of Americans with jobs, and results in hundreds of billions of dollars of economic activity each year. This huge segment of the economy offers a variety of employment opportunities from construction and home improvement through residential sales, property management, and finance.
How does the sale of a home affect the local economy? Each home sale acts as an economic multiplier. In addition to the money and commissions earned because of the sale, new homeowners may have additional expenditures for remodeling, appliances, services, and furnishings. The employees of these companies, in turn, spend their incomes, thereby expanding the economy. A thriving community attracts businesses, investments, and new residents who, in turn, spend money and expand the economy—a process referred to as an economic multiplier.
Source of Economic Contributions
• Home construction
• Real estate brokerage
• Mortgage lending
• Title insurance
• Rentals and leases
• Home appraisal
• Moving truck service
• Other related activities
You have made a good decision to become a part of this vibrant industry. As a real estate licensee working in a brokerage, you will be in a unique position to help people with their real estate transactions because you have knowledge and experience that most buyers and sellers do not possess. Homeowners will depend on you to guide them through the complexities of buying or selling a home.
A career in real estate sales is rewarding. It offers the opportunity to build a secure future for yourself and to help shape the future of your community.
How does the sale of a home affect the local economy? Each home sale acts as an economic multiplier. In addition to the money and commissions earned because of the sale, new homeowners may have additional expenditures for remodeling, appliances, services, and furnishings. The employees of these companies, in turn, spend their incomes, thereby expanding the economy. A thriving community attracts businesses, investments, and new residents who, in turn, spend money and expand the economy—a process referred to as an economic multiplier.
Source of Economic Contributions
• Home construction
• Real estate brokerage
• Mortgage lending
• Title insurance
• Rentals and leases
• Home appraisal
• Moving truck service
• Other related activities
You have made a good decision to become a part of this vibrant industry. As a real estate licensee working in a brokerage, you will be in a unique position to help people with their real estate transactions because you have knowledge and experience that most buyers and sellers do not possess. Homeowners will depend on you to guide them through the complexities of buying or selling a home.
A career in real estate sales is rewarding. It offers the opportunity to build a secure future for yourself and to help shape the future of your community.
Flashcards
Create decks of flashcards to review key terms and definitions by topic.
Progress Exams
Progress Exams will help you get comfortable taking exams and give you a chance to review what you learned in your course(s).
You will see the correct answers and explanations to all questions at the end of each exam.
You will see the correct answers and explanations to all questions at the end of each exam.
Vermont Exam Prep Final Exams
REX Live National Crammer
Vermont PreLicense Printed Course Textbook
Ultimate Learning
Ultimate Learning
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Great course!! There is a lot of information, but it is very digestible. Very user friendly and great support functions.
Date published: 2021-04-30
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Great course. Exam Cram videos do a wonderful job explaining everything.
Date published: 2021-02-26
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Great course very responsive emails from support staff.
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It was convenient and had easy to follow instructions
Date published: 2021-01-31
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The fact that this course was on my own time allowed me to pursue my new career while juggling life as well!
Date published: 2021-07-27
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Great course! The set up of the course was helpful in me retaining the information.
Date published: 2021-05-01
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I love that I was able to go at my own pace. Assistance was only an email or phone call away, always available.
Date published: 2021-04-19
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Breanna D from
The course was pretty long, well over the 40 hour requirement but is very informational and allows you to go at your own pace.
Date published: 2021-03-09