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Real estate professionals in Montana

Payotte will list one professional per trade and per sector of Billings. Until then, here is who licenses each trade and how to check a name yourself.

In Montana, real estate agents, mortgage loan officers, home inspectors, real estate attorneys and appraisers need a state license. Ask any professional for their license number and check it yourself at the official lookup listed below.

Five trades, five regulators

Do real estate agents need a license in Montana?

Yes: in Montana, real estate agents need a state license issued by the Montana Board of Realty Regulation (Department of Labor & Industry). You can check a name yourself on DLI Licensee Lookup.

Do mortgage loan officers need a license in Montana?

Yes: in Montana, mortgage loan officers need a state license issued by the Montana Division of Banking and Financial Institutions. You can check a name yourself on NMLS Consumer Access.

Do home inspectors need a license in Montana?

Yes: in Montana, home inspectors need a state license issued by the Montana DLI Home Inspector Program. You can check a name yourself on DLI Licensee Lookup.

Do real estate attorneys need a license in Montana?

Yes: in Montana, real estate attorneys need a state license issued by the State Bar of Montana. You can check a name yourself on State Bar of Montana Attorney Directory.

Do appraisers need a license in Montana?

Yes: in Montana, appraisers need a state license issued by the Montana Board of Real Estate Appraisers (DLI). You can check a name yourself on DLI Licensee Lookup / ASC National Registry.

More on each license: How to check a license in Montana.

Sectors of Billings

Neighborhood task forces, as published by Neighborhood Task Forces, City of Billings.

  • Heights
  • West End
  • Pioneer Park
  • North Park
  • Rimrock Neighborhoods
  • Southside
  • Southwest Corridor
  • Central Terry
  • Midtown Community Collaborative

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