D.C. Out of State Broker Cooperation- An out-of-state licensee can receive a referral fee but cannot participate in any activities which require a real estate license.
- The license laws do not address the question of whether a licensee can bring a commission lawsuit. |
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D.C. Real Estate ReciprocityMaryland, Virginia
Note: All must pass the DC Real Estate Law Exam and complete a DC Fair Housing course DC Real Estate Commission cannot confirm this, however DC Law identifies Reciprocity as a possible way to be licensed. VA Realty School identifies Maryland and Virginia. |
Specific to D.C. Real Estate |
D.C. Reverse ReciprocityThese states specifically mention D. C. in their Reciprocity: None. These States recognize any other State licenses but may have additional requirements: Alaska, Alabama, Colorado, Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Maine, Nebraska, North Carolina, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Tennessee, Vermont, Washington |
D.C. Real Estate LinksDC Real Estate Commission Reciprocity covered Under "Applicant" Reciprocity
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D.C. Real Estate Customs
Attorneys, title insurance companies, or their agents may conduct closings.
Conveyances are by bargain-and-sale deeds. Though mortgages are available, the deed of trust, containing private power of sale, is the security instrument of choice.
ALTA policies and endorsements insure title.
Buyers generally pay closing costs, title insurance premiums, and recording taxes. Sellers pay the transfer tax.
Property taxes fall due annually or if they’re less than $100,000, semiannually.
Conveyances are by bargain-and-sale deeds. Though mortgages are available, the deed of trust, containing private power of sale, is the security instrument of choice.
ALTA policies and endorsements insure title.
Buyers generally pay closing costs, title insurance premiums, and recording taxes. Sellers pay the transfer tax.
Property taxes fall due annually or if they’re less than $100,000, semiannually.
