How to Get a Georgia Real Estate License in 2026
Georgia salesperson licensing is regulated by the Georgia Real Estate Commission (GREC). Complete 75 pre-license hours, pass the AMP (Applied Measurement Professionals) exam (about ~55% pass rate, fee $121), then apply ($170).
Georgia requires 75 hours of pre-license education and uses AMP as its exam provider — one of the few states not using Pearson VUE or PSI.
Typical timeline: 3–5 months. After you are licensed, Georgia requires 36 CE hours every 4 years.
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How do I get a Georgia real estate license?
Complete 75 hours of approved education, pass the AMP (Applied Measurement Professionals) exam, and apply through the Georgia Real Estate Commission (GREC). Total cash outlay is typically $600–$1,000.
Do I need a Georgia real estate license to invest?
No. The license is for representing other people. Georgia investors acting for their own account do not need it.