4 responses to “Are there any realtors/real estate agents who hold a real estate license in more than one state?”

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  David Z August 13th, 2009 at 16:54

  Erica

  sure. any metro area near a border has agents licensed in both states.

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  stevemincer August 15th, 2009 at 05:19

  Mathew

  i have a license in two states.

  it’s really not any different than having a license in just one state because unless you have a metro area that spills over into another state, you won’t get much “two state” business.

  for example, let’s say you had a license in missouri, and you worked in saint louis…there is a big portion of the suburbs in saint louis that are in illinois. so, it’s possible that someone might want to sell a house in illinois and buy one in missouri, you could help with both sides of that sale.

  i have one in missorui and nevada. i live in missouri, but i go out to nevada for a few weeks each year and work out there and see my friends.

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  dog ma August 17th, 2009 at 16:51

  Bessie

  Hi Boss Lady -
  I am licensed in both Colorado, where I live, and Arizona, where I own rental property. I keep the AZ license in case I want to sell or buy anything else in AZ. I would certainly not try to do resale business for other people when I don’t live in the state anymore, but I want to keep up with the laws and the market there – and I’ve never been happy with the services of another real estate agent when trying to buy or sell my own property! I am my own broker in both states – if you work under a designated broker, you will need the permission and blessing of both brokers to hold licenses in 2 states.

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  Anthony C August 19th, 2009 at 06:19

  Leslie

  hello. yes i have a license in 3 states. you conduct business accordingly to that states rules. good luck