U.S. Real Estate License Lookup

U.S. Real Estate License Lookup

Find real estate license records in Florida, New York, and Texas using official state data. Export names, license numbers, license types, reported statuses, and expiration dates in a consistent format for research, brokerage records, and license screening.

Supported states

State	Official source	Location filters
Florida (FL)	Florida DBPR	City, county, ZIP
New York (NY)	New York Department of State	City, county, ZIP
Texas (TX)	Texas Real Estate Commission	County

How to run

1. Select Florida, New York, or Texas.
2. Add any supported location filters. Leave them blank to search statewide.
3. Set the maximum number of records and run the actor.
4. Open the output dataset to export your results as CSV or JSON.

Example input: Miami, Florida

{
  "state": "FL",
  "city": "Miami",
  "limit": 100
}

Example input: Travis County, Texas

{
  "state": "TX",
  "county": "Travis",
  "limit": 100
}

Output

Each record contains the licensing state, licensee name, license number, license type, reported status, and a link to the official source. When the source provides them, records can also include expiration and other license dates, location, and brokerage or employer details.

Frequently asked questions

Which states are supported?
Florida, New York, and Texas.

Can I search all three states in a single run?
Each run searches one state. Start a separate run for each state you need.

Can I search an entire state?
Yes. Leave the location filters blank to get statewide results up to your record limit.

Which location filters work in Texas?
Texas supports county filtering. Florida and New York support city, county, and ZIP.

How many records can I return?
Set a limit from 1 to 5,000 records per run. The default is 100. A search may return fewer records if fewer match.

Does the actor include inactive or expired licenses?
New York’s source covers active salespersons and brokers. Florida and Texas report statuses from their respective sources, so check the status field for each record.

Does the actor provide email addresses or phone numbers?
The output focuses on license records. It does not provide email addresses or phone numbers.

Do I need an API key or proxy?
No separate source API key or proxy is required.

How fresh is the data?
Each state controls its own publication schedule. For a time-sensitive licensing decision, confirm the record with the issuing agency.