D.R.E. License Renewal
Salespersons Renewing for the First Time
Real estate salespersons who
were licensed prior to 10/1/2007, and are renewing an original license
for the first time, must complete five separate three-hour DRE-approved
continuing education courses in Ethics, Agency, Trust Fund Handling,
Fair Housing and Risk Management.
Those licensees who were
licensed on or after 10/1/2007, and were required to have all three
statutory/pre-licenses courses (RE Principles, RE Practice, and one
additional course), must complete 45 clock hours of DRE-approved
continuing education consisting of:
·
Five
separate three-hour courses in the following subjects: Ethics, Agency,
Trust Fund Handling, Fair Housing, and Risk Management;
·
A minimum
of 18 clock hours of consumer protection courses; and
·
The
remaining clock hours required to complete the 45 hours of continuing
education may be related to either consumer service or consumer
protection courses.
Brokers
Renewing for the First Time
Real estate brokers renewing an
original license for the first time must complete
45 clock hours of DRE-approved
continuing education consisting of:
·
Five
separate three-hour courses in the following subjects: Ethics, Agency,
Trust Fund Handling, Fair Housing, and Risk Management;
·
A minimum
of 18 clock hours of consumer protection courses; and
·
The
remaining clock hours required to complete the 45 hours of continuing
education may be related to either consumer service or consumer
protection courses.
Salespersons and Brokers - Second & Subsequent Renewals
For subsequent renewals, all
real estate brokers and salespersons must complete
45 clock hours of DRE-approved
continuing education consisting of:
·
Either 12
hours of continuing education courses in the following subjects:
(Ethics, Agency, Trust Fund Handling, and Fair Housing)
OR one six-hour
course
that covers the four mandatory subjects (Ethics, Agency, Trust
Fund Handling,
and Fair Housing);
·
One
three-hour course in Risk Management; and
·
At least
18 clock hours of consumer protection courses; and
·
The
remaining clock hours required to complete the 45 hours of continuing
education may be related to either consumer service or consumer
protection courses. |