Supervisory Qualifying Broker in Albuquerque, New Mexico

Dee Rasberry is an Albuquerque Qualifying Broker

As a Supervisory Qualifying Broker, Dee is not only a Real Estate Broker, but is also responsible for supervision of other Associate Brokers that are affiliated with her license.

Dee Rasberry, Licensed Qualifying Broker in Albuquerque

In the world of real estate, a Qualifying Broker plays a crucial role. Dee Rasberry, as a licensed qualifying broker and holds the highest level of authority in real estate transactions.

A Qualifying Broker is not just another real estate agent; they have undergone additional training and licensing to oversee other agents and ensure compliance with industry regulations. Their expertise and experience are essential in guiding both clients and agents through complex transactions.

Whether it’s negotiating deals, or providing valuable insights into the local market trends, Dee as a Greater Albuquerque Qualifying Broker plays an indispensable role in upholding professionalism and integrity within the real estate industry.

D Realty is looking to add Associate Brokers

Are you a licensed New Mexico Associate Broker? Are you looking for a place to work and a great QB to work with?

Dee is willing to share her knowledge and help you succeed as a great broker. We love to work with people who are professional and passionate about their real estate career.

D Realty is currently looking for Associate Brokers to team with!

Contact D Realty if You Are Interested

Qualifying Broker – What is Required?

Meet the state’s requirements as outlined on the New Mexico Real Estate Commission website.
Complete the required 30-hour pre-licensing course at an institution approved by the New Mexico Real Estate Commission.
Supervisory Qualifying Broker candidates must have at least 4 years active experience as a licensed associate broker during the 60-month period immediately preceding the filing of the application while Non-Supervisory Qualifying Broker candidates must have at least 2 years active experience as a licensed associate broker during the 60-month period immediately preceding the filing of the application.
You must attend one New Mexico Real Estate Commission meeting, rule hearing, or disciplinary hearing for at least 3 hours. Attendance may be by live meeting/hearing or by live or recorded distance broadcast.
Register and pass the licensing exam by earning a score of 75% or higher.
You must submit your fingerprints and pass a criminal background check.
You must obtain and provide proof of Error & Omission Insurance.
Submit your application for a New Mexico real estate Qualifying Broker license. Be sure to follow the application procedures required by NMREC.