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18-Month Requirement: Overview
Starting on October 1, 2007,
their will no longer be an 18-month conditional license. After
October 1st, an applicant for the real estate salesperson examination
must show proof of three courses prior to the state exam. Real
Estate Principles, Real Estate Practice,
and one other course from a designated list will be
required.
If you pass the state exam and submit your license paperwork prior to
October 1, 2007, and if you submitted your license application with
only Real Estate Principles, you have an 18-month conditional license. You will
now need to complete two additional courses within 18 months of the date your
license was issued. Your license will then last four years instead of 18 months.
One of these courses must be California
Real Estate Practice.
Quite often we find that people have courses from a past college
degree that are accepted by the DRE. The most common courses
people seem to have are General Accounting, Micro or Macro Economics,
and Business Law. As long as you can provide official proof
of completion, it does not matter how long ago you took these
courses.
Have Questions?
We encourage you to contact one of
our friendly Customer Service
Representatives at 1-800-672-4665 to obtain
a free analysis of your experience and educational background.
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