Questions About Florida Real Estate Exam and Courses

The online course provides access for six months and is designed to be taken at your own speed. You may spend as much time as is required to fully understand the material. With the six-month Free Retake Guarantee, the Florida Real Estate Commission allows two attempts for the end-of-course exam. If you do not pass on your first attempt, then you must wait for 30 days before retaking the exam.

Yes, you can. Once the online enrollment is completed and you are approved to start your desired course, you will receive a confirmation e-mail. Once the confirmation is received, you may begin immediately, or whenever you like. Remember, you will have access to the course for six months from the time the tuition is paid.

The online courses are specifically designed so that you can log out and log back in as you wish. Just be sure to use the proper “EXIT” procedures as outlined in the course, and the course will be bookmarked for your return. The online final exam will need to be completed in one sitting.

No. The state of Florida prohibits schools from providing refunds for students that do not pass their end-of-course exam.

Yes. Secure Socket Layer (SSL) with the highest level of encryption available is used to encrypt all of your personal information, including credit card number, name, address, and social security number so that this information cannot be read as it is transmitted online.

Yes, of course, we are! Our State of Florida License number is ZH1002991.

No. You can retake the exam as necessary free for 6 months with our 6-month Retake Guarantee.

The online courses can run on either Windows-based PCs or

Macintosh OS computers. Our online courses require an Internet connection and the supported

browser is Microsoft Internet Explorer, 5.5 or greater.

Our online courses require an Internet connection, 56K modem or greater, 800 x 600 screen resolution, sufficient memory to run system software and browser, and Microsoft Internet Explorer version 5.5 or greater, with Java and Cookies to be enabled.

Be at least 18 years of age

Have a high school diploma or GED

US Social Security Number

Complete and pass the state approved 63 hour Sales Associate Pre-License course Pass Exam with 70%

Schedule your state exam with Pearson Vue pay the appropriate fee

Submit an application to the DBPR with the appropriate fee

Pass the state exam with a 75%

Exceptions to the above: Attorneys with a current Florida Bar Card; 4 year Degree in Real Estate 

The Florida Real Estate Commission requires every new real estate licensee to complete a 45-hour post-license course by the expiration date of the initial license. In addition, every licensee must take a minimum of 14 hours of continuing education every 2 years.