Getting your Michigan license? Start with a broker who'll check your work.
In Michigan you need 40 hours of pre-licensing and a sponsoring broker before your salesperson license issues. If you're close, talk to us before you pick one.
What you get as a new agent
- Broker review of your offers and key documents on your first three transactions.
- Same-business-day answers from the broker when a question comes up.
- Keyway Offer and the back office from day one.
- The same plan as everyone else: 80/20 to a $5,000 cap, no monthly fees, so slow months don't cost you money.
What we expect
New agents who succeed treat the first year like a job: a schedule, a list of people to call, and a weekly check-in. We'll ask you for a written 90-day plan in your first week.
The steps
Finish your 40 hours
Michigan's required pre-licensing education, in a classroom or online.
Pass the PSI exam
115 questions; 70% to pass. Your license needs a sponsoring broker before it issues.
Apply with us
We'll sponsor your license application and set your first deal review on the calendar.