Current Licensees
Active Salesperson/BrokerInactive Salesperson/BrokerBroker CompanyReciprocalSchoolVendorPre-licensing InstructorTimeshareUnlicensed AssistantsTermination/Transfer of SupervisionPost Licensing Education RequirementsTransfer to Active StatusTransfer to Inactive StatusLicense RenewalsLicense Information & Maintenance
It is important to note that there is a distinct difference in post-license education and continuing education. Post-license education is a one-time requirement that requires the student to pass an examination on course content, whereas continuing education is an annual requirement that must be completed each year, as a prerequisite for license renewal.
Post-license education hours may be used to satisfy a portion of the 12-hour annual continuing education requirement. Post-licensing education hours shall NOT satisfy any mandatory continuing education topic(s) specified by the Commission.
Individuals who transfer their license to the inactive status within 180 days of initial licensure are not required to fulfill the 45-hour post-license education requirement. These individuals will be required to complete this requirement prior to transferring to the active status.
Post-license education must be taken from an LREC-approved state-certified real estate school.