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Oregon's new E licensing

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Real Estate Agent with RETIRED 200305001

Oregon's new E licensing went into effect March 5th of this year. What is E licensing? Your license can be changed, renewed, upgraded, down graded, or activated online. You can even change Brokerages on line. Within moments you can transfer to a brokerage and the former one is notified by email that you have left. This is a cost cutting measure and a move to the new century.

You can print out your license and it is no longer required by the State to have it hanging at the firm where you work. Everything can be verified online. Soon you or your boss will be able to track your education credit hours online to see how you are doing for compliance. Oregon is moving out front!

 

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Rob Shepherd -  ABR, GRI, REALTORS® for Florence Oregon Real Estate
Expert in helping those buy or sell Florence Oregon property and retire in Oregon. Call me anytime or visit my website for local listings and information on Florence Oregon.
Email: mr.listit@gmail.com 541-991-0607

Cindy Westfall
Premiere Property Group,LLC Portland Metro & Suburbs Oregon - Tualatin, OR
ABR,GRI Your Tualatin & Portland Metro Real Estate

Hey Rob, Just one of the many reasons I love living in Oregon! I need to check on this when I get back from vacation. I need to re-new my license this year again..seems I just did it.

Apr 19, 2012 12:24 PM
Todd Clark - Retired
eXp Realty LLC - Tigard, OR
Principle Broker Oregon

I wish I had the time to make it all the way down your way. We are making it as far as Newport on Saturday to drop off our daughter at a Girl Scout event she is going to.

 

Apr 19, 2012 02:24 PM
Rob D. Shepherd
RETIRED - Florence, OR
RETIRED

Cindy, Put your laptop away, you are on vacation! Talk to you when you get back.

Todd: Will you still be in the area Sunday?  or returning soon. I do get up to Newport some.

Apr 20, 2012 07:52 AM
Don Sabinske
Don Sabinske, Sabinske & Associates Inc. - Zimmerman, MN
Sabinske & Associates Inc.

Gosh, I hate to burst your bubble, Rob, but Minnesota has had this capability for four years....since we left our brokerage one day, and started the new one on the same day!  It made the transition so smoooooooooth. 

Apr 23, 2012 11:25 PM