Which Wisconsin agency and board oversee real estate salesperson licensing, examination, and discipline?
A. The Office of the Commissioner of Insurance
B. The Department of Safety and Professional Services (DSPS), through the Real Estate Examining Board (REEB)
C. The Wisconsin Department of Revenue
D. The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources
Source: Wis. Stat. § 452.02; DSPS Real Estate Examining Board
Which statement accurately reflects Wisconsin's real estate licensing tier structure?
A. Wisconsin uses a single unified 'broker' license for all real estate licensees, with no separate salesperson tier
B. Wisconsin maintains a distinct real estate Salesperson license tier, which is separate from and generally must operate under the supervision of a licensed Broker
C. Wisconsin does not license individual real estate agents at all
D. Wisconsin requires every salesperson to also simultaneously hold an active broker license
Source: Wis. Stat. § 452.01
An applicant for an original Wisconsin real estate salesperson license must complete a Board-approved pre-license education program of at least how many hours, completed within four years before applying?
A. 13 hours
B. 40 hours
C. 72 hours
D. 180 hours
Source: DSPS Real Estate Salesperson requirements
Wisconsin's Real Estate Examining Board may waive the standard 72-hour pre-license education requirement for an applicant who provides proof of:
A. A high school diploma only
B. At least 10 academic credits in real estate or real estate-related law courses from an accredited institution of higher education
C. A valid driver's license
D. Five years of unrelated retail sales experience
Source: DSPS Real Estate Salesperson requirements
The Wisconsin real estate salesperson licensing examination is administered by Pearson VUE and is generally structured as:
A. A single combined section with no distinction between national and state content
B. Two sections: a National section (typically 85 questions) and a Wisconsin State section (typically 55 questions), each requiring a passing scaled score
C. An entirely oral examination
D. A take-home, open-book exam with no proctoring
Source: DSPS/Pearson VUE Real Estate Salesperson exam requirements