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Browse by county to find active licensed real estate agents and brokers in your area.

Quick checklist

From the Texas real estate agent consumer guide (reviewed April 2026).

Ask for the license number (best) and the exact name used on the license.
Verify the license status is not expired, suspended, revoked, or inactive.
Check the credential type (Sales Agent, Broker Individual, or Broker Company).
Confirm the person is licensed to represent you in your transaction.
Use the official TREC license verification tool for final confirmation.
Ask about continuing education (CE) compliance if applicable.

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Official sources

Texas real estate agents and brokers are licensed by the Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC). Verify credentials before entering any real estate transaction.

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License: SAMPLE-00000
Type: Real Estate Sales Agent
Expires: May 31, 2027
Licensed since: 2017
Source: TREC

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Angela Park

Park Realty Group

Plano, Collin County

Residential transactions and first-time homebuyers across North Texas

Buyer representation
Listing prep
First-time homebuyers

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About Real Estate Licensing in Texas

Sales Agent

Individual license to represent buyers and sellers under the supervision of a licensed broker.

Broker Individual

Individual broker license allowing independent representation and sponsoring of sales agents.

Broker Company

Business entity license for operating a real estate brokerage company.

Texas licensing updates

Recent regulatory changes that may affect texas real estate agents & brokers.

TDLR SSN & Lawful Presence Requirements — May 2026

April 2026

All TDLR-regulated license applicants must now provide a Social Security Number or ITIN. A separate lawful presence documentation rule takes effect May 1, affecting ~18,000 licensed workers.

TDLR Lawful Presence Documentation Requirement

April 2026

New TDLR rule requires applicants to submit documentation proving lawful presence in the United States. Affects all TDLR-regulated trades at initial application and renewal.