South Dakota Real Estate Salesperson — Requirements & Free Practice
US-SD · License preparation
100 free questions · Answer explanations · No signup required
Choose what to practice
Start with an exam below. Your examination requirements depend on your application pathway. View licensing requirements
Loading selected examination banks…
Licenses, application pathways and examination requirements
Each license and applicant pathway has its own requirements and exemptions. Choosing practice questions does not determine your eligibility.
Broker Associate
Entry-level general real estate license for new South Dakota residents; licensee works in association with a responsible broker.
Licensing authority: South Dakota Real Estate Commission · Application information
Activation of an inactive nonresident license
- Certificate
- Resident-jurisdiction certificate showing active status, good standing and no pending complaint.
- Insurance
- Proof of errors and omissions insurance.
- License status
- Valid inactive nonresident license.
- Supervision
- Establish required broker or property manager supervision.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- ARSD Article 20:69
ARSD 20:69:11:04.01
- ARSD Article 20:69
ARSD 20:69:15:10
- ARSD Article 20:69
ARSD 20:69:03:23
Activation of an inactive resident license
- Education
- ARSD 20:69:11:04 requires 24 hours in the current licensing period or the two preceding years, or applicable postlicensing hours during either initial cycle; activation hours cannot also count for renewal.
- Insurance
- Provide errors and omissions coverage.
- License status
- Valid inactive license.
- Supervision
- Establish required supervision.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- ARSD Article 20:69
ARSD 20:69:11:04
- ARSD Article 20:69
ARSD 20:69:15:10
Licensure of an attorney admitted to practice in South Dakota
- Attorney status
- South Dakota admitted attorney holding out or soliciting as being in the real estate business; SDCL 36-21A-29(7) permits a license without examination.
- Other requirements
- Remain subject to the other provisions of Chapter 36-21A.
Initial licensure by examination
- Activation
- Association with a licensed responsible broker and proof of errors and omissions insurance are required to conduct licensed business.
- Application
- Submit the sworn Commission application, required documents and application fee.
- Application deadline
- Apply within 60 days of notice of passing or passing-score rights are canceled.
- Background check
- Complete the fingerprint-based state and federal criminal background investigation required by SDCL 36-21A-151.
- Character and competence
- Reputable character and competence to safeguard the public; prior rejection and revocation restrictions and application-denial grounds in SDCL 36-21A-30 and 36-21A-33 apply, subject to controlling criminal-history limitations in SDCL 36-1C-17 through 36-1C-22.
- Citizenship or residence
- United States citizen or South Dakota resident, subject to statutory nonresident eligibility.
- Minimum age
- At least 18 years old under SDCL 36-21A-30.
- National broker examination
- Pass the currently offered PSI National Broker Examination, the National/General portion required for Broker Associate licensure. The frozen nationwide context contains national salesperson versions only; neither is this examination. It remains an applicant condition pending nationwide registration.
- Postlicensing
- Complete 60 approved postlicensing hours by the second active renewal deadline, including 30 hours in each of the first two active licensing periods.
- Prelicensing education
- Complete 116 approved hours before registering for the examination; provide proof of education completed within the two years preceding application.
- State examination
- Pass the Broker State portion with a score of at least 75.
Late renewal through June 30
- Deadline
- File all materials and late fee no later than June 30; satisfy applicable resident/nonresident and active/inactive renewal requirements.
- Practice
- Do not practice before the Commission renews the license.
- Prior license
- A license eligible for late renewal after the November 30 deadline.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- SDCL Chapter 36-21A
SDCL 36-21A-66
- SDCL Chapter 36-21A
SDCL 36-21A-61
Reinstatement after military service lapse
- Broader restoration
- SDCL 36-1-1 also restores a qualifying veteran previously licensed in good standing and lawfully practicing, whose status was lost for any reason, without examinations within six months of separation; current-year charges may apply.
- Deadline
- Apply within six months after separation, with discharge or separation papers.
- Discharge
- Separation other than dishonorable discharge for the Chapter 36-21A route.
- Education
- Continuing education accruing during service may be waived.
- Former license
- Held a license before entering United States armed forces and registration lapsed during service.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- SDCL Chapter 36-21A
SDCL 36-21A-67
- SDCL Chapter 36-1
SDCL 36-1-1, restoration without examinations
Expedited equivalent licensure for active duty military personnel and spouses
- Fees
- No licensing-body application or other fees under SDCL 36-1B-4.
- Issuance
- Complete application and documents; issuance within 30 days unless grounds for discipline are found.
- Military status
- Active-duty United States armed forces member or spouse, subject to military transfer to South Dakota.
- Prior license
- Same or similar valid license in good standing from another United States jurisdiction.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- SDCL Chapter 36-1B
SDCL 36-1B-1, equivalent issuance
- SDCL Chapter 36-1B
SDCL 36-1B-4, fee exemption
Renewal of a military transfer equivalent license
- Continuing eligibility
- Renew until transfer out of South Dakota, loss of originating-license good standing, failure to meet South Dakota licensing requirements, or termination of stationed member active-duty status.
- Issued license
- Issued under SDCL 36-1B-1.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- SDCL Chapter 36-1B
SDCL 36-1B-2.1, renewal eligibility
Nonresident equivalent license reciprocity
- Activation
- Association with a licensed responsible broker and proof of errors and omissions insurance are required to conduct licensed business.
- Application
- Submit the sworn Commission application, required documents and application fee.
- Application deadline
- Submit the state-examination score report and application within 60 days of passing.
- Background check
- Complete the fingerprint-based state and federal criminal background investigation required by SDCL 36-21A-151.
- Character and competence
- Reputable character and competence to safeguard the public; prior rejection and revocation restrictions and application-denial grounds in SDCL 36-21A-30 and 36-21A-33 apply, subject to controlling criminal-history limitations in SDCL 36-1C-17 through 36-1C-22.
- Citizenship or residence
- United States citizen or South Dakota resident, subject to statutory nonresident eligibility.
- Education
- The PSI state licensing instructions state that a currently licensed applicant is not required to provide proof of education.
- License history
- Provide a certificate dated within 30 days showing active status, good standing and no pending complaint. The Board page also requests history from every jurisdiction of prior or present licensure.
- Military spouse fee
- The June 2026 nonresident application provides fee waivers while active for an active-duty military spouse submitting a military ID.
- Minimum age
- At least 18 years old under SDCL 36-21A-30.
- Prior license
- Hold an active comparable license elsewhere and have passed its licensing examination; that jurisdiction examination is applicant evidence, not a South Dakota leaf.
- Reciprocal privileges
- SDCL 36-21A-54 requires matching requirements when the originating jurisdiction does not grant full reciprocity; those foreign-jurisdiction requirements are applicant conditions.
Reapplication after the final late renewal deadline
- Activation
- Association with a licensed responsible broker and proof of errors and omissions insurance are required to conduct licensed business.
- Application
- Submit the sworn Commission application, required documents and application fee.
- Application deadline
- Apply within 60 days of notice of passing or passing-score rights are canceled.
- Background check
- Complete the fingerprint-based state and federal criminal background investigation required by SDCL 36-21A-151.
- Character and competence
- Reputable character and competence to safeguard the public; prior rejection and revocation restrictions and application-denial grounds in SDCL 36-21A-30 and 36-21A-33 apply, subject to controlling criminal-history limitations in SDCL 36-1C-17 through 36-1C-22.
- Citizenship or residence
- United States citizen or South Dakota resident, subject to statutory nonresident eligibility.
- Expired license
- Failed to complete renewal by June 30; reenter the applicable current initial licensing process.
- Minimum age
- At least 18 years old under SDCL 36-21A-30.
- National broker examination
- Pass the currently offered PSI National Broker Examination, the National/General portion required for Broker Associate licensure. The frozen nationwide context contains national salesperson versions only; neither is this examination. It remains an applicant condition pending nationwide registration.
- Postlicensing
- Complete 60 approved postlicensing hours by the second active renewal deadline, including 30 hours in each of the first two active licensing periods.
- Prelicensing education
- Complete 116 approved hours before registering for the examination; provide proof of education completed within the two years preceding application.
- State examination
- Pass the Broker State portion with a score of at least 75.
Equivalent licensure for an actively licensed applicant relocating to South Dakota
- Activation
- Association with a licensed responsible broker and proof of errors and omissions insurance are required to conduct licensed business.
- Application
- Submit the sworn Commission application, required documents and application fee.
- Application deadline
- Apply within 60 days after passing the state portion.
- Background check
- Complete the fingerprint-based state and federal criminal background investigation required by SDCL 36-21A-151.
- Board instruction
- The lower-ranked Commission License Types and Requirements page states: Persons moving to South Dakota who presently hold a real estate license in their resident jurisdiction: If you presently hold a real estate license in your state of residence and are moving to South Dakota, or if you have already moved to South Dakota and still hold a license in your previous state of residence, you may acquire the equivalent license in South Dakota by submitting a certificate of licensure showing good standing along with the application.
- Character and competence
- Reputable character and competence to safeguard the public; prior rejection and revocation restrictions and application-denial grounds in SDCL 36-21A-30 and 36-21A-33 apply, subject to controlling criminal-history limitations in SDCL 36-1C-17 through 36-1C-22.
- Citizenship or residence
- United States citizen or South Dakota resident, subject to statutory nonresident eligibility.
- Minimum age
- At least 18 years old under SDCL 36-21A-30.
- Prior license
- Hold an active license from the previous resident jurisdiction, with a successful examination there, and submit a certificate showing good standing.
- State examination
- SDCL 36-21A-43 requires passing the South Dakota state portion.
Biennial renewal on active status (nonresident)
- Deadline
- Register biennially, pay the renewal fee, and submit the renewal application by November 30 of expiration year.
- Education
- Meet resident-jurisdiction education requirements; ARSD 20:69:11:04.01 exempts nonresidents from South Dakota continuing education.
- Existing license
- Hold a current Broker Associate license.
- Insurance
- Provide errors and omissions coverage.
- License certificate
- Certificate dated within 30 days showing the resident-jurisdiction license is active, in good standing and without a pending complaint.
- Status
- Renew on active status.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- SDCL Chapter 36-21A
SDCL 36-21A-61
- SDCL Chapter 36-21A
SDCL 36-21A-58
- SDCL Chapter 36-21A
SDCL 36-21A-62
- ARSD Article 20:69
ARSD 20:69:03:22.01
- ARSD Article 20:69
ARSD 20:69:11:04.01
Biennial renewal on active status (resident)
- Deadline
- Register biennially, pay the renewal fee, and submit the renewal application by November 30 of expiration year.
- Education
- 24 approved hours, at least 12 in required subjects; Broker Associate first two active cycles require the applicable 30-hour postlicensing education.
- Existing license
- Hold a current Broker Associate license.
- Insurance
- Provide errors and omissions coverage.
- Status
- Renew on active status.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- SDCL Chapter 36-21A
SDCL 36-21A-61
- SDCL Chapter 36-21A
SDCL 36-21A-58
- SDCL Chapter 36-21A
SDCL 36-21A-62
- ARSD Article 20:69
ARSD 20:69:11:02
- SDCL Chapter 36-21A
SDCL 36-21A-30.2
Biennial renewal on inactive status (nonresident)
- Deadline
- Register biennially, pay the renewal fee, and submit the renewal application by November 30 of expiration year.
- Existing license
- Hold a current Broker Associate license.
- Practice
- Do not conduct licensed business while inactive. Education and insurance are supplied for activation.
- Status
- Renew on inactive status.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- SDCL Chapter 36-21A
SDCL 36-21A-61
- SDCL Chapter 36-21A
SDCL 36-21A-58
- SDCL Chapter 36-21A
SDCL 36-21A-62
- Commission Frequently Asked Questions
Inactive renewal, education and insurance FAQ
Biennial renewal on inactive status (resident)
- Deadline
- Register biennially, pay the renewal fee, and submit the renewal application by November 30 of expiration year.
- Existing license
- Hold a current Broker Associate license.
- Practice
- Do not conduct licensed business while inactive. Education and insurance are supplied for activation.
- Status
- Renew on inactive status.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- SDCL Chapter 36-21A
SDCL 36-21A-61
- SDCL Chapter 36-21A
SDCL 36-21A-58
- SDCL Chapter 36-21A
SDCL 36-21A-62
- Commission Frequently Asked Questions
Inactive renewal, education and insurance FAQ
South Dakota resident licensed as salesperson by examination elsewhere
- Activation
- Association with a licensed responsible broker and proof of errors and omissions insurance are required to conduct licensed business.
- Application
- Submit the sworn Commission application, required documents and application fee.
- Background check
- Complete the fingerprint-based state and federal criminal background investigation required by SDCL 36-21A-151.
- Character and competence
- Reputable character and competence to safeguard the public; prior rejection and revocation restrictions and application-denial grounds in SDCL 36-21A-30 and 36-21A-33 apply, subject to controlling criminal-history limitations in SDCL 36-1C-17 through 36-1C-22.
- Citizenship or residence
- United States citizen or South Dakota resident, subject to statutory nonresident eligibility.
- Education
- Complete the 40-hour Broker Associate upgrade course.
- Minimum age
- At least 18 years old under SDCL 36-21A-30.
- Prior license
- South Dakota resident who obtained a salesperson license by examination in another jurisdiction.
- State examination
- Complete the South Dakota state portion under SDCL 36-21A-43.
Upgrade of an inactive resident salesperson for activation
- Activation
- Association with a licensed responsible broker and proof of errors and omissions insurance are required to conduct licensed business.
- Application
- Submit the sworn Commission application, required documents and application fee.
- Background check
- Complete the fingerprint-based state and federal criminal background investigation required by SDCL 36-21A-151.
- Character and competence
- Reputable character and competence to safeguard the public; prior rejection and revocation restrictions and application-denial grounds in SDCL 36-21A-30 and 36-21A-33 apply, subject to controlling criminal-history limitations in SDCL 36-1C-17 through 36-1C-22.
- Citizenship or residence
- United States citizen or South Dakota resident, subject to statutory nonresident eligibility.
- Course assessments
- Educational practicums and course examinations are conditions. The statutory upgrade does not require Broker State or National licensing examinations.
- Minimum age
- At least 18 years old under SDCL 36-21A-30.
- Upgrade conditions
- Hold an inactive South Dakota resident salesperson license; complete the 40-hour prescribed education, application and fee before activation.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- SDCL Chapter 36-21A
SDCL 36-21A-34.1
- SDCL Chapter 36-21A
SDCL 36-21A-31
- ARSD Article 20:69
ARSD 20:69:04:03
Upgrade of an existing South Dakota nonresident salesperson after establishing residency
- Activation
- Association with a licensed responsible broker and proof of errors and omissions insurance are required to conduct licensed business.
- Application
- Submit the sworn Commission application, required documents and application fee.
- Background check
- Complete the fingerprint-based state and federal criminal background investigation required by SDCL 36-21A-151.
- Character and competence
- Reputable character and competence to safeguard the public; prior rejection and revocation restrictions and application-denial grounds in SDCL 36-21A-30 and 36-21A-33 apply, subject to controlling criminal-history limitations in SDCL 36-1C-17 through 36-1C-22.
- Citizenship or residence
- United States citizen or South Dakota resident, subject to statutory nonresident eligibility.
- Course assessments
- Educational practicums and course examinations are conditions. The statutory upgrade does not require Broker State or National licensing examinations.
- Minimum age
- At least 18 years old under SDCL 36-21A-30.
- Upgrade conditions
- Hold an active South Dakota nonresident salesperson license, establish residency, and complete 40 hours of prescribed upgrade education, the application and fee before the current license expires.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- SDCL Chapter 36-21A
SDCL 36-21A-34.1
- SDCL Chapter 36-21A
SDCL 36-21A-31
- ARSD Article 20:69
ARSD 20:69:04:03
Real Estate Salesperson
Salesperson license retained for existing licensees and equivalent nonresident licensees; inactive resident licensees activating must upgrade to Broker Associate.
Licensing authority: South Dakota Real Estate Commission · Application information
Activation of an inactive nonresident license
- Certificate
- Resident-jurisdiction certificate showing active status, good standing and no pending complaint.
- Insurance
- Proof of errors and omissions insurance.
- License status
- Valid inactive nonresident license.
- Supervision
- Establish required broker or property manager supervision.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- ARSD Article 20:69
ARSD 20:69:11:04.01
- ARSD Article 20:69
ARSD 20:69:15:10
- ARSD Article 20:69
ARSD 20:69:03:23
Late renewal through June 30
- Deadline
- File all materials and late fee no later than June 30; satisfy applicable resident/nonresident and active/inactive renewal requirements.
- Practice
- Do not practice before the Commission renews the license.
- Prior license
- A license eligible for late renewal after the November 30 deadline.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- SDCL Chapter 36-21A
SDCL 36-21A-66
- SDCL Chapter 36-21A
SDCL 36-21A-61
Reinstatement after military service lapse
- Broader restoration
- SDCL 36-1-1 also restores a qualifying veteran previously licensed in good standing and lawfully practicing, whose status was lost for any reason, without examinations within six months of separation; current-year charges may apply.
- Deadline
- Apply within six months after separation, with discharge or separation papers.
- Discharge
- Separation other than dishonorable discharge for the Chapter 36-21A route.
- Education
- Continuing education accruing during service may be waived.
- Former license
- Held a license before entering United States armed forces and registration lapsed during service.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- SDCL Chapter 36-21A
SDCL 36-21A-67
- SDCL Chapter 36-1
SDCL 36-1-1, restoration without examinations
Expedited equivalent licensure for active duty military personnel and spouses
- Fees
- No licensing-body application or other fees under SDCL 36-1B-4.
- Issuance
- Complete application and documents; issuance within 30 days unless grounds for discipline are found.
- Military status
- Active-duty United States armed forces member or spouse, subject to military transfer to South Dakota.
- Prior license
- Same or similar valid license in good standing from another United States jurisdiction.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- SDCL Chapter 36-1B
SDCL 36-1B-1, equivalent issuance
- SDCL Chapter 36-1B
SDCL 36-1B-4, fee exemption
Renewal of a military transfer equivalent license
- Continuing eligibility
- Renew until transfer out of South Dakota, loss of originating-license good standing, failure to meet South Dakota licensing requirements, or termination of stationed member active-duty status.
- Issued license
- Issued under SDCL 36-1B-1.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- SDCL Chapter 36-1B
SDCL 36-1B-2.1, renewal eligibility
Nonresident equivalent salesperson license by reciprocity
- Activation
- Association with a licensed responsible broker and proof of errors and omissions insurance are required to conduct licensed business.
- Application
- Submit the sworn Commission application, required documents and application fee.
- Application deadline
- Submit the state-examination score report and application within 60 days of passing.
- Background check
- Complete the fingerprint-based state and federal criminal background investigation required by SDCL 36-21A-151.
- Character and competence
- Reputable character and competence to safeguard the public; prior rejection and revocation restrictions and application-denial grounds in SDCL 36-21A-30 and 36-21A-33 apply, subject to controlling criminal-history limitations in SDCL 36-1C-17 through 36-1C-22.
- Citizenship or residence
- United States citizen or South Dakota resident, subject to statutory nonresident eligibility.
- Education
- The PSI state licensing instructions state that a currently licensed applicant is not required to provide proof of education.
- License history
- Provide a certificate dated within 30 days showing active status, good standing and no pending complaint. The Board page also requests history from every jurisdiction of prior or present licensure.
- Military spouse fee
- The June 2026 nonresident application provides fee waivers while active for an active-duty military spouse submitting a military ID.
- Minimum age
- At least 18 years old under SDCL 36-21A-30.
- Prior license
- Hold an active comparable license elsewhere and have passed its licensing examination; that jurisdiction examination is applicant evidence, not a South Dakota leaf.
- Reciprocal privileges
- SDCL 36-21A-54 requires matching requirements when the originating jurisdiction does not grant full reciprocity; those foreign-jurisdiction requirements are applicant conditions.
- Supervision
- The supervising broker must be South Dakota licensed. South Dakota residency triggers the Broker Associate upgrade requirements.
Biennial renewal on active status (nonresident)
- Deadline
- Register biennially, pay the renewal fee, and submit the renewal application by November 30 of expiration year.
- Education
- Meet resident-jurisdiction education requirements; ARSD 20:69:11:04.01 exempts nonresidents from South Dakota continuing education.
- Existing license
- Hold a current Real Estate Salesperson license.
- Insurance
- Provide errors and omissions coverage.
- License certificate
- Certificate dated within 30 days showing the resident-jurisdiction license is active, in good standing and without a pending complaint.
- Status
- Renew on active status.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- SDCL Chapter 36-21A
SDCL 36-21A-61
- SDCL Chapter 36-21A
SDCL 36-21A-58
- SDCL Chapter 36-21A
SDCL 36-21A-62
- ARSD Article 20:69
ARSD 20:69:03:22.01
- ARSD Article 20:69
ARSD 20:69:11:04.01
Biennial renewal on active status (resident)
- Deadline
- Register biennially, pay the renewal fee, and submit the renewal application by November 30 of expiration year.
- Education
- 24 approved hours, at least 12 in required subjects; Broker Associate first two active cycles require the applicable 30-hour postlicensing education.
- Existing license
- Hold a current Real Estate Salesperson license.
- Insurance
- Provide errors and omissions coverage.
- Status
- Renew on active status.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- SDCL Chapter 36-21A
SDCL 36-21A-61
- SDCL Chapter 36-21A
SDCL 36-21A-58
- SDCL Chapter 36-21A
SDCL 36-21A-62
- ARSD Article 20:69
ARSD 20:69:11:02
- SDCL Chapter 36-21A
SDCL 36-21A-30.2
Biennial renewal on inactive status (nonresident)
- Deadline
- Register biennially, pay the renewal fee, and submit the renewal application by November 30 of expiration year.
- Existing license
- Hold a current Real Estate Salesperson license.
- Practice
- Do not conduct licensed business while inactive. Education and insurance are supplied for activation.
- Status
- Renew on inactive status.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- SDCL Chapter 36-21A
SDCL 36-21A-61
- SDCL Chapter 36-21A
SDCL 36-21A-58
- SDCL Chapter 36-21A
SDCL 36-21A-62
- Commission Frequently Asked Questions
Inactive renewal, education and insurance FAQ
Biennial renewal on inactive status (resident)
- Deadline
- Register biennially, pay the renewal fee, and submit the renewal application by November 30 of expiration year.
- Existing license
- Hold a current Real Estate Salesperson license.
- Practice
- Do not conduct licensed business while inactive. Education and insurance are supplied for activation.
- Status
- Renew on inactive status.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- SDCL Chapter 36-21A
SDCL 36-21A-61
- SDCL Chapter 36-21A
SDCL 36-21A-58
- SDCL Chapter 36-21A
SDCL 36-21A-62
- Commission Frequently Asked Questions
Inactive renewal, education and insurance FAQ
South Dakota Real Estate Broker Associate Examination — State Portion
- Provider
- PSI Services LLC
- Format
- Computer-administered written examination
- Exam questions
- 52 scored items (52 points); additional unscored experimental questions may appear
- Time limit
- 120 minutes
- Passing score
- 75%
Examination outline
- Duties and Powers of the Real Estate Commission (4 Items)
- Licensing Requirements (6 Items)
- Statutory Requirements Governing the Activities of Licensees (42 Items)
Examination sources
- PSI Real Estate Broker Associate Candidate Information Bulletin
Page 10, state content outline heading
- PSI Real Estate Broker Associate Candidate Information Bulletin
Page 10, state outline passage 1
- PSI Real Estate Broker Associate Candidate Information Bulletin
Page 10, state outline passage 2
- PSI Real Estate Broker Associate Candidate Information Bulletin
Page 10, state outline passage 3
- PSI Real Estate Broker Associate Candidate Information Bulletin
Page 10, state outline passage 4
- PSI Real Estate Broker Associate Candidate Information Bulletin
Page 7, summary table, state row
- PSI Real Estate Broker Associate Candidate Information Bulletin
Page 6, question screen
- PSI Real Estate Broker Associate Candidate Information Bulletin
Page 1, separate portion results and retakes