The 45-hour post-licensing course must be completed within 18 to 24 months after obtaining your initial Florida real estate sales associate license. Licenses expire on either March 31 or September 30, depending on your license issuance date.

The 45-hour post-licensing course must be completed within 18 to 24 months after obtaining your initial Florida real estate sales associate license. Licenses expire on either March 31 or September 30, depending on your license issuance date.

The course includes practical topics such as business planning, time management, prospecting for listings, pricing properties, listing presentations, and contract preparation. These subjects are designed to enhance your real-world real estate skills.

Yes, the course concludes with an end-of-course exam. You must pass this exam to receive credit for the course and fulfill the FREC post-licensing requirement. There is no state exam for post licensing.

Failing to complete the required 45-hour post-licensing education before your license renewal deadline will result in your license becoming null and void. To continue practicing real estate in Florida, you would need to retake the pre-licensing course and pass the state exam again.

Yes, the Tampa School of Real Estate offers the 45-hour post-licensing course in various formats, including in-person classrooms, live online virtual livestreams, and on-demand online courses, providing flexibility to suit your schedule.

Upon successfully completing the 45-hour post-licensing course and passing the exam, the Tampa School of Real Estate will electronically report your completion to the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR). You should also ensure you pay the necessary renewal fees through your DBPR online account to complete the renewal process.