REAL ESTATE BROKER POST-LICENSING

WAYS TO REGISTER

Start by viewing the North Carolina Academy of Real Estate BULLETIN.

1. Mail completed contract with payment to PO Box 1715, Kill Devil Hills, NC 27948.
2. Fax a completed contract with credit card information to [252] 441-8663. Dowload the form here.
3. Online through Internet Member Services (IMS).
   

BROKERAGE RELATIONSHIPS AND RESPONSIBILITIES

This 30-hour course includes a review of agency relationships in real estate sales transactions and a real estate agent’s legal duties to clients and customers, a step-by-step review and discussion of the functions and responsibilities of a real estate agent when working with residential sellers and buyers, a review of issues associated with agent compensation and agents changing firms, and a review of license status and education issues. Click here for the syllabus.

TUITION: $275 (+ text $55)

CONTRACTS AND CLOSINGS

This 30-hour course includes selected basic contract law concepts, real estate sales contract preparation, sales contract procedures, closing procedures and closing statement preparation, and real estate license status and education issues. Click here for the syllabus.

TUITION: $275 per course (+ text $55)

SELECTED TOPICS

This 30-hour course includes commercial real estate brokerage, residential property management, land use controls, loan fraud, license law issues and case studies, fair housing, establishing a brokerage firm, and manufactured and modular homes. Click here for the syllabus.

TUITION: $275 per course (+ text $55)

Requirements

Possession of a current broker (including provisional broker) license in North Carolina is a prerequisite for enrollment in the post-licensing courses. Prospective post-licensing course students must present evidence of meeting this prerequisite at the time of enrollment.

A license issued to a resident provisional broker shall be issued on inactive status. In order for a provisional broker license to be eligible for active status, the provisional broker must affiliate the license with a qualified broker-in-charge. Additionally, in order for the license to remain eligible for active status, the provisional broker must complete at least one 30-hour post-licensing course on or before his or her first anniversary date of licensure. The provisional broker must further complete a second and third post-licensing course on or before the second and third respective anniversary dates of licensure in order to retain the eligibility for "active" license status. Please note that post-licensing education requirements are in addition to continuing education requirements and the two are not synonymous.

Note: A provisional broker may not attend a post-licensing course while concurrently attending a different post-licensing course at the same school or a different school if such concurrent attendance in the two courses results in the provisional broker participating in post-licensing course sessions for more than 21 classroom hours in any given seven-day period. For more information, refer to NCREC Rule A.1904, Subchapter 58A.