# Real Estate Licensing in Hunt County, Texas Updated October 16, 2026 from Texas Real Estate Commission records. From the state's records, updated daily: how many agents already work here, who sponsors them, and how many new ones are on the way. - **432** active sales agents (your future competition) - **38** licensed in 12 months (new licensees in this county) - **3** applications pending (from Hunt County in TREC's queue now) - **164** sponsoring brokers (with at least one active agent here) ## Who sponsors agents in Hunt County Every active sales agent practises under a sponsoring broker. Hunt County's 432 active agents are spread across **164 sponsors**. The ten brokerage companies sponsoring the most of them: | Sponsoring brokerage (as registered with TREC) | Active agents here | Of them, licensed in last 12 months | |---|---|---| | BRADFORD ELITE REAL ESTATE LLC | 23 | 2 | | AT HAMMONS LLC | 20 | 2 | | CB APEX REALTORS, LLC | 19 | 0 | | REGAL REALTORS, LLC | 17 | 1 | | EXP REALTY LLC | 16 | 2 | | FATHOM REALTY, LLC | 15 | 0 | | JP PICCININI REAL ESTATE SERVICES, LLC | 15 | 1 | | M&D REAL ESTATE, LP | 11 | 4 | | REAL BROKER, LLC | 11 | 0 | | TEAM BURNS, LLC | 8 | 1 | From TREC's license records, October 16, 2026. A sponsor is a licensed legal entity, not a brand — franchise offices register separately — and each agent is counted under their current sponsor and the county on their own license record. Brokers who sponsor as individuals are counted in the total but not named. **Who took on this county's newest agents:** among Hunt County agents first licensed in the last twelve months and now active, the most-common sponsors were M&D REAL ESTATE, LP (4), AT HAMMONS LLC (2), BRADFORD ELITE REAL ESTATE LLC (2), EXP REALTY LLC (2), A & R SUCCESS, LLC (1). Sponsorship is not automatic. Of 35 Hunt County sales agents licensed two to twelve months ago, **4 (11%) are still inactive** — licensed, but with no sponsor on record. Statewide the figure is 19%. [How sponsorship works, and what the statewide numbers show](https://txlicensedata.online/find-a-sponsoring-broker/) ## How long licensing takes from here Statewide, the median successful applicant goes from application to license in **115 days** — TREC processes centrally, so your county changes your market, not your wait. [See the full timing distribution](https://txlicensedata.online/how-long/) Considering the jump? The whole path — courses, exam, fingerprints, sponsorship — is laid out in TREC's order, with the measured numbers, in [the requirements guide](https://txlicensedata.online/become-a-texas-real-estate-agent/). Already past that and choosing a school? The 180 hours are the biggest cost in the process, and the schools differ enormously in how their students actually do: [every approved provider's TREC pass rate, with sample sizes and four picks](https://txlicensedata.online/exam-pass-rates/). --- Source: https://txlicensedata.online/counties/hunt/ Computed from TREC open data on data.texas.gov; updated October 16, 2026. Licensed CC-BY 4.0. Method: https://txlicensedata.online/methodology/