Oregon

The Oregon Real Estate Agency sits at 775 Summer St NE, Suite 330, Salem, OR 97301 (State Lands Building; moved September 2025 — the PSI bulletin still prints the pre-move 530 Center Street NE, Suite 100). Phone (503) 378-4170. Email orea.info@rea.oregon.gov. Hours 8 a.m.–5 p.m. Monday–Friday excluding holidays. Statute: ORS 696 and OAR chapter 863. PSI delivers the exam under Candidate Information Bulletin 3376 (test-takers.psiexams.com/orre, (833) 892-5441, fetched 2026-09-02). The live Broker Licensing page fetched 2026-09-02 is the hour bible: a broker license is the entry-level license in Oregon; apply in eLicense and pay $300 first; then 150 hours from an Agency-approved school. OAR 863-022-0010 names the seven courses. A Washington 90 is not that 150.

PSI seats 80 national items in 150 minutes and 50 Oregon items in 90 minutes at 75% each, $75 per attempt. Pass one section and it lives 12 months. Scores and fingerprint clearance each live one year. Fingerprints at the PSI center after you pass in person, $61.25 on the bulletin ($46.25 OSP + $15 PSI). A managing principal broker must add the pending license in eLicense. First license period is 13–24 months by birth month, then 24. Active renewal $300; inactive $150. HB 3137 as of January 1, 2026 puts a 2-hour Fair Housing course inside every active renewal; first active renewal also wants Broker Advanced Practices with a proficiency assessment.

Principal broker is three years of active licensed experience plus 40-hour BASS (15 supervision + 25 principles review) at a 75% course final, then PSI 75 items/80 points/150 min + 50/90 min at 75%. Out-of-state principal-broker applicants also take the 150. One license at a time. Washington's 90, Idaho's Module 1+2, and California's salesperson 135 are neighbor comparisons, not Oregon's thesis. This paper cannot be renamed to another state: there is no salesperson title, you apply before you sit class, and disclosed limited agency, Oregon water rights, and tenancy by the entirety are scored items.