Aspiring real estate agents with felony convictions may face challenges in obtaining a license due to the highly regulated nature of the industry. Each state has its own regulations, and applications are reviewed on a case-by-case basis. Disclosure of a felony does not automatically disqualify an applicant, especially if they can demonstrate rehabilitation and good moral character. Restrictions may apply, particularly for those with convictions related to fraud or financial crimes. Maintaining good moral character is essential to avoid disciplinary actions and license revocation.

The article outlines the steps required to obtain a New York State Real Estate License, including submitting an application, completing 77 hours of approved education, passing the NYS Real Estate Salesperson examination, being sponsored by a licensed broker, and having a current NYS photo ID. It also mentions additional requirements such as fingerprinting. The article aims to guide aspiring real estate agents through the licensing process.

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