Real estate license - Post-licensing

Question 1

What is the post-licensing education requirement for sales associates?

Answer 1

Sales associates must complete the 45-hour post-licensing course before the initial license expires

Question 2

What happens if a sales associate fails to complete the post-licensing requirement before the license expires?

Answer 2

the license becomes null and void

Question 3

What must a sales associate do if they did not complete the post-licensing requirement?

Answer 3

their license becomes null and void, so they have to requalify for licensure by completing Course I and passing the state license exam

Question 4

Are FL-licensed attorneys who are also licensed in real estate exempt from post-licensing education for either sales associates or brokers?

Answer 4

No

Question 5

Are individuals with a four-year degree in real estate exempt from the post-license education requirement for sales associate or broker?

Answer 5

Yes

Question 6

What is the post-licensing extention for a hardship case?

Answer 6

If a hardship case is approved by FREC, a licensee gets and additional 6 months beyond the initial license expiration to complete the post-license education

Question 7

Can a hardship case extend beyond the six-month period to do post-licensing

Answer 7

No