In this guide you’ll learn all the details you need to know to get your license and become a real estate agent in Oklahoma.

You’ll learn the basic real estate licensing requirements in Oklahoma, information about the exam including pass rates and test prep, reciprocity rules, county by county breakdowns of the most expensive real estate in Oklahoma, and more.

Okay, grab a cup of coffee, and let’s start at the beginning.

Basic Oklahoma Real Estate Licensing Requirements

Getting a real estate license in Oklahoma is rather easy compared to other states. You only need a total of 90 classroom hours of commission-approved pre-licensing courses. In comparison, to get a license in Texas, real estate licenses require applicants to complete 180 hours of courses. Here’s a quick breakdown of the real estate licensing requirements in Oklahoma:

Pre-licensing Courses Required in Oklahoma

In order to get a real estate license in Oklahoma, you will need to complete 90 hours of real estate pre-licensing courses that will cover:

• Property Ownership
• Land Use Controls and Regulations
• Valuation and Market Analysis
• Financing
• Laws of Agency
• Mandated Disclosures
• Contracts
• Transfer of Title
• Practice of Real Estate
• Real Estate Calculations
• Property Management and Landlord/Tenant
• Common Interest Ownership Properties
• Subdivisions
• Commercial, Industrial, and Income Property
• Laws and Rules Affecting Oklahoma Real Estate Practice
• Oklahoma Broker Relationships
• Property Management
• Disclosures
• Psychologically Impacted Property
• Broker Operational Procedures and Qualifications
• Closing Statements

Oklahoma Real Estate Exam Information

If you work hard and take the courses seriously you should have no problem passing the exam. If you’re looking for help studying for the test, we recommend Real Estate Exam Scholar’s Exam prep course. They offer top-notch exam prep for an affordable price. Even better, they also offer a money back guarantee if you don’t pass on the first try.

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Oklahoma Pre-Licensing Exam Questions

• Total of 120 multiple-choice questions (to be completed within 3 hours)
  • 80 questions on the national portion
  • 40 questions on the state-specific portion

What to Bring to the Exam

• 2 valid forms of identification with signatures. One ID must be a government-issued Photo ID
• Confirmation number when the test reservation was made.

Passing Score

You must earn a score of 75% to pass the Oklahoma Real Estate Sales Associate Exam

Pass Rate

N/A

Oklahoma Real Estate License Fee

$165

Exam Fee in Oklahoma

$60

Education Requirements

You need to have at least a high school diploma or GED in order to apply for a license in Oklahoma.

Age

Applicants must be at least 18 of age or older

Residency

Any U.S. citizen or a lawfully admitted alien can apply.

Exemptions

Any active member of the Oklahoma Bar who is in good standing and qualified under the real estate license law is exempt from taking the real estate sales associate prerequisite course.

Criminal Background

Applicants who have an existing criminal record may still apply for a real estate license. It would be best if applicants were to include their criminal history along with the necessary documents related to the conviction, if any, on their application. After submitting your fingerprints, your application will be forwarded to the Division of Criminal Justice Information Systems and to the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Upon investigation, each applicant will be considered on their own merits.

Online Real Estate Schools in Oklahoma

While taking your real estate pre-licensing course in person can be helpful, online courses are much cheaper and offer the exact same courses. Real Estate Express is a solid choice.

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Oklahoma Real Estate License Reciprocity and Portability

If you plan on working in states besides Oklahoma, then you need to know the real estate license reciprocity and portability laws for Oklahoma.

• Reciprocity: Oklahoma has mutual recognition agreements with 8 states:
  • Alabama, Arkansas, Iowa, Louisiana, Maryland, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota
• Portability: Physical Location

To learn more about real estate license portability in Oklahoma, check out our guide on real estate license reciprocity and portability here.

How to Choose the Right Real Estate Company to Work For in Oklahoma

Let’s face it. Choosing the right brokerage to work for in any state isn’t easy. In order to make your choice a little bit easier, check out our in-depth guide on choosing the right real estate company to work for.

Once you’ve finished reading the guide, check out our buyer’s guide comparing Keller Williams, RE/MAX, and Century 21 here.

If you’re curious about which Oklahoma brokerages are the most successful, check out Real Trends list of the top real estate brokerages in Oklahoma for 2017 below.

Tulsa

Real Estate Brokerage	Sales Volume (2016)
Keller Williams Realty - Tulsa	$1,198,298,770
Coldwell Banker Select	$1,143,032,922
McGraw Realtors	$901,929,022
Chinowth & Cohen Realtors	$870,000,000

Oklahoma City

Real Estate Brokerage	Sales Volume (2016)
Keller Williams Realty Platinum	$913,197,597
Keller Williams Elite	$625,184,722
Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Anderson Properties	$453,537,000
Keller Williams Realty	$379,541,201
CENTURY 21 Goodyear Green	$306,486,467

*Data from Real Trends Market Leaders 2017

Oklahoma Counties with Highest Average Listing Price and Highest Median Sales Price 2017

Let’s face it, higher listing prices mean higher commission checks! To get a sense of which counties offer the best opportunities for big bucks in Oklahoma check out this sales data from Trulia’s Oklahoma home price page below (week ending June 21):

County	Average List Price	Median Sales price
Delaware	$285,129	$129,750
Oklahoma	$259,765	$159,500
McClain	$247,466	-
Tulsa	$241,341	$155,000
Rogers	$230,463	$162,000
Cleveland	$228,342	$165,000
Logan	$221,362	$185,000
Carter	$217,490	$123,000
Canadian	$216,182	$160,500
Bryan	$214,877	$127,500