RECIPROCITY NEWS

Effective July 1, 1986, North Carolina's reciprocal licensing agreement with the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania has been terminated. Consequently, qualified resident North Carolina real estate brokers and salesmen will henceforth be required to pass the State Section of the Pennsylvania real estate licensing examination in order to obtain a nonresident Pennsylvania License. [Note: Since the North Carolina licensing examination dons not contain a separate State Section, Pennsylvania applicants are required to pass the entire North Carolina examination.]

However, the North Carolina Real Estate Commission is pleased to announce that it has entered into a reciprocal licensing agreement with the State of Maine effective December 1, 1986, whereby resident North Carolina licensees can obtain nonresident Maine real estate licenses by sitting for only the State Section of the Maine licensing examination.

For details concerning North Carolina's reciprocity agreement with Maine or any of the other states listed below, contact the Real Estate Commission in each jurisdiction: