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Broker Post-Licensing

Broker Post-licensing classes at Mingle

Broker Post-licensing classes offsite

Broker 30-Hour Post-Licensing Course Prerequisites:

You must have a current North Carolina provisional broker license issued after Oct. 1, 2005 to enroll in the broker post-licensing courses. Prospective broker course students must present evidence of meeting this prerequisite at the time of enrollment.

North Carolina provisional brokers must complete the 90-hour post-licensing education program within three years of initial licensure in order to retain their license (and terminate the “provisional” license status). Provisional brokers are required to take at least one 30-hour post-licensing course each year to remain active. All 90 hours can be taken the first year of licensure. Students are not required to take the three 30-hour courses in any particular order. The 30-hour classes are as follows:

Broker Relationships and Responsibilities Course – Course #301
  • Agency Relationships and Duties – A Practical Review
  • Working with Sellers (Residential Sales)
  • Working with Buyers (Residential Sales)
  • Miscellaneous Related Issues
  • Final Exam

Contracts and Closing Course – Course #302
  • Review of Selected Important Basic Concepts
  • Real Estate Sales Contract Preparation
  • Sales Contract Procedures
  • Post-Contract Signing and Closing Procedures
  • Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act (RESPA)
  • Closing Statement Preparation
  • Other Topics
  • Final Exam

Selected Topics Course – Course #303
  • Introduction to Commercial Real Estate Brokerage
  • Residential Property Management Basics
  • Land Use Controls and the Real Estate Agent
  • Loan Fraud
  • Miscellaneous License Law and Rule Issues
  • License Law Case Studies
  • Fair Housing Do’s and Don’ts
  • Legal Requirements for Establishing a Real Estate Brokerage Firm
  • Manufactured and Modular Homes
  • Local Issues
  • Final Exam

The 30-hour post-licensing courses are $205 for nonmembers of CRRA/CLMS and $185 for members. The required textbook is "2008-2009 Real Estate Manual," which you may purchase online at the Realtor® Store. You can contact the store at 704-940-3126.
North Carolina Real Estate Commission