Indiana lawyers could seek real estate broker licenses without taking the required broker course, but they would still have to pass the broker exam.
Lawyers licensed in Indiana could seek real estate broker licenses without taking the required broker course. They would still need to pass the exam and meet other license rules.
The state real estate commission would have to change its exam rules before June 30, 2027, so Indiana lawyers could take the broker exam without completing required broker classes.
Indiana licensed lawyers would not have to take the approved broker course to seek a real estate broker license. This applies to lawyers licensed to practice law in Indiana who seek an individual broker license. They would still have to pass the broker exam and meet the other license requirements. The course exemption would take effect July 1, 2026.
The Indiana real estate commission would have to update its rules for taking the broker exam. The rule would cover lawyers licensed to practice law in Indiana. Indiana licensed lawyers could take the exam without completing the broker education required by the listed state rules. The instruction to update the rules would take effect upon passage and expire July 1, 2028.
No hearings or votes scheduled.