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Remove the condition from your license.
Two courses Required:
Sales agents who only needed to complete the Real Estate Principles course before sitting for and passing the state exam and who received their license prior to October 1, 2007 hold a conditional four-year license issued by the Department of
Real Estate (DRE). These conditional licensees need to complete two college-level courses
within 18 months of receiving their sales license. Of the two college-level courses required, one must be Real Estate Practice; the other is an elective course you select.
For answers to frequently asked questions regarding 18-month conditional license courses, click here.
Examination procedure:
Sales Agents may take the final exam for their courses online or on paper. If taken online, you'll get your exam results instantly and may print out your certificates of completion whenever you wish.
Course Selection:
first
tuesday
offers the mandatory Real Estate Practice course and for your elective, three other courses to choose from!
The completion of two courses will meet
the education requirement for the DRE to issue you an unconditional sales agent license for the balance of the original four-year licensing period.
We also offer a variety of courses
to help you obtain a broker license. To check out our broker licensing courses, click here.
The minimum enrollment time before testing is 2 1/2 weeks for each course. For example, before you can take the exam for the second 18-month course you need to be enrolled for 5 weeks.
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from the following list:
- Real Estate Practice (mandatory)
- Real Estate Finance (elective)
- Real Estate Legal Aspects (elective)
- Real Estate Property Management (elective)
Pricing:
1 Course = $66.50 (Choose this only if you have already completed the second course elsewhere)
2 Courses = $99.00 (You need two courses to remove the condition off of your license.)
Price
includes a reading material in print, online, and on CD-ROM, course quizzes, 24-hour testing online or by mail with a monitor, and all referenced first tuesday forms on CD-ROM.
Be sure to check out our online Journal, a publication for the real estate industry since 1978. The Journal provides you with updates on course materials and recent court cases, legislation, and regulations, both state and federal, which affect real estate related transactions. |
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Course Descriptions:
Real Estate Practice
Learn how to use the correct forms to make disclosures, present an analysis or enter into a listing or agreement on any aspect of a real estate sales transaction.
Each form is treated as a checklist of items and provisions to be considered when using the form in a proposed transaction, with supporting guidelines and rules for their use.
Real Estate Legal Aspects
A complete digest of ownership rights and methods of
conveying estates and licenses held in California
real estate. All vestings are reviewed, including
rights of survivorship, living trusts, and the LLC
for group investments.
INCLUDES. . .clouds on title, slander of title,
partition by co-owners, adjacent owner disputes, water rights, public trust of water, common driveways, easements, encroachments, nuisances, the use of preliminary title reports,
and title insurance.
Real
Estate Finance
Discover what every well-informed real estate agent should know about private lending and carryback sales — including types of notes and trust deeds and their provisions, as well as seller-financing arrangements.
PLUS MORE... the foreclosure process, private
and judicial, FHA, VA and private mortgage insurance, Cal-Vet loans, and related income tax aspects. No math involved.
Real
Estate Property Management
Hundreds of vivid landlord/tenant situations encountered daily by owners, managers, and leasing agents are examined in light of the exacting rules
for leasing residential or nonresidential income properties. California rules only!
PLUS . . . how to use the forms and notices required to establish management and leasing
agencies, to create, manage and terminate tenancies, and to preserve rent obligations
for enforcement.
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