45 Hour Post License Classroom Course
WEEK ONE: MARCH 1ST (1:00PM - 6:00PM) AND MARCH 2ND & 3RD (8:00AM - 6:00PM)
WEEK TWO: MARCH 8TH (1:00PM - 6:00PM) AND MARCH 9TH & 10TH (8:00AM - 6:00PM)
This class fulfills the 45-hour Florida State post licensing requirement. It is completely updated to meet changing market needs, as well as changes in Florida law. It offers expanded discussion on financing, with examples using the NEW Loan Estimate and Closing Disclosure forms which have replaced the Good Faith Estimate (GFE) and Settlement Statement (HUD-1) forms, fair housing laws, and social media. It provides a step-by-step information to conducting business in the real estate industry for new Florida licensees. It helps new licensees learn effective techniques for prospecting all the way through conducting a close.
45 Hour Post License FAQs
The State of Florida requires you to complete the 45 Hour Post License License class prior to the expiration of your first Real Estate License. At the completion of this 45 Hour Florida Real Estate Sales Associate Post License Course, the State of Florida requires you to pass the end of course 100 question final examination with a passing grade of 75% or higher. If you fail the exam, you have one (1) more attempt at no additional charge within one year. You are encouraged to attend review sessions to study the material prior to attempting the re-exam. Florida State law requires that if you fail the re-exam, you are required to retake the 45 Hour Post License Class to be eligible for the final examination. Upon passing the final examination, you will be given a completion certificate. The certificate is to be retained in your records in case of audit.
Q. Can I take “specialty” continuing education courses until they add up to 45 or 60 hours to fulfill the post-licensing requirements for sales associates or brokers?
A. No. Post-license courses for sales associates are specifically approved for that purpose and designed to build on knowledge acquired during the pre-licensing education courses. A sales associate license is provisional until completing the post-license education requirement.
Q. If I fail the salesperson’s post-license course exam, can I re-take the exam?
A. Yes. Students failing a post-licensing education examination must wait at least 30 days but no more than one year from the date of the original examination to retake the examination. Only one retake is permitted. Otherwise, students who fail the end of course post-licensing examination must repeat the course before being eligible to again take the course examination.
Q. If I miss a post-licensing session due to illness, can I make up the session?
A. Yes. Make-up classes may not extend more than 30 days beyond the scheduled end of course examination without approval of the Commission. Make-up classes must consist of the original Commission-prescribed course material.
Q. What happens if I do not complete the sales associate's person’s 45-hour post-license education requirement before the expiration of my initial sales associates license?
A. Your license becomes void, and you have to retake the pre-license course, pass its exam, and retake the state exam. In effect, you have to start from scratch.
A. No. Post-license courses for sales associates are specifically approved for that purpose and designed to build on knowledge acquired during the pre-licensing education courses. A sales associate license is provisional until completing the post-license education requirement.
Q. If I fail the salesperson’s post-license course exam, can I re-take the exam?
A. Yes. Students failing a post-licensing education examination must wait at least 30 days but no more than one year from the date of the original examination to retake the examination. Only one retake is permitted. Otherwise, students who fail the end of course post-licensing examination must repeat the course before being eligible to again take the course examination.
Q. If I miss a post-licensing session due to illness, can I make up the session?
A. Yes. Make-up classes may not extend more than 30 days beyond the scheduled end of course examination without approval of the Commission. Make-up classes must consist of the original Commission-prescribed course material.
Q. What happens if I do not complete the sales associate's person’s 45-hour post-license education requirement before the expiration of my initial sales associates license?
A. Your license becomes void, and you have to retake the pre-license course, pass its exam, and retake the state exam. In effect, you have to start from scratch.